On Wednesday, August 6, at 10:30 p.m., the ceremony of swearing in by Karol Nawrocki as president will be held in the Sejm. There have been many emotions and opinions around this event. erstwhile president Lech Wałęsa decided not to participate.
The future head of the law firm of the fresh president, Zbigniew Bogucki, in an interview with RMF FM, told about the most crucial priorities of Karol Nawrocki.
Zbigniew Bogucki about Karol Nawrocki's priorities
Speaker of the "Morning Talk" Peter Salak asked whether the president's most crucial goal would be to build a political agreement or to change the ruling system. Bogacki replied that "one does not exclude the other".
He emphasized that for Karol Nawrocki "the most crucial thing is to realise the interests of Poland, all the right things that are crucial to Poles". Zbigniew Bogucki added that "the government does not implement it", and, above all – in his opinion – Donald Tusk does not.
The politician spoke of "multiple fraud of Poles" and added that the presidential elections were a kind of referendum over the governments of the Coalition on October 15. According to him, the choice of a candidate supported by the Law and Justice is an expression of a negative assessment of the Tusk Government.
When asked about a possible gathering between Nawrocki and Tuski, Bogacki stated that there are no specified plans for the time being, but if necessary, specified a gathering will definitely happen.
He besides pointed out that it is the Prime Minister who frequently attacks the President-elect, although it is unknown why. He agreed with Nawrocki, naming Tusk as "the worst Prime Minister since 1989".
Karol Nawrocki himself constructed the speech
The future head of Nawrocki's law firm besides revealed that the president-elect himself constructed his speech, which he would give before the National Assembly.
– This will be a real speech, (...) which will put in fact all our aspects of public life, political, social, economic, military, safety and many others," said Bogacki. The text of the speech was consulted with advisors.
When asked about his position in the law firm, Bogacki admitted that it was a "hot chair". During the 2 word of office of Andrzej Duda as head of the law firm, as many as 4 people changed. “I don’t mind, I frequently like changes, so that this is not a informing for me,” he said.
On the question of how long he planned to run the President's office, Bogucki replied that he and Nawrocki agreed that "'they will go' to do as much as possible in the shortest time possible." He announced that they would act "until this expression is good for Poland".
