Sławomir Mentzen in a conversation with Luke Warzecha.
– It is absolutely apparent that we want to take work for Poland! We want our Polish policy to go in a more meaningful direction. Finally, we want a small more reason, a small more freedom, property and justice, so it's perfectly apparent that we hope that 1 day we can formulate a government.
The problem is that now these 2 major parties, from our point of view, have no coalition capacity. I mean, we don't want to regulation with either 1 or the other, due to the fact that they just don't fit for it.
@SlawomirMentzen: It is absolutely apparent that we want to take work for Poland!
We want our Polish policy to go in a more meaningful direction, we want to have a small more sense, a small more freedom, property and justice! pic.twitter.com/9DYvM6htG5
I do not see myself in Donald Tusk's current government, I would not see myself in the erstwhile government of Mateusz Morawiecki. At this point, both parties do not appear to be the kind with which a sensible government could be created. And what the future holds, of course, I don't know.
There is inactive hope that this COPIS arrangement will wear out after 20 years, that there may be any kind of generational change, there will be any fresh puzzle, and it will be possible to find something different in the fresh reality.
