I got carried distant to the bald spot. It's specified a good mountain, just in time for a start for individual who has a sitting job. Getting to the village of Święta Katarzyna, where the way takes place has this to do with the fact that it is not a motorway/expressway, but alternatively local roads.
What struck me along the way is the fact that there is an unexpected number of banners by Grzegorz Braun. I don't know if Świętokrzyskie any of his mother's, or if he had a good working staff, but my feelings were that his banners were far more than Nawrocki and Mentzen. The Trzaskovsky banner was 1 and looked forgotten.
This gave me the first thought, is the support for Braun (officially around 3%) well estimated? Or does it have the possible to make a organization that alone outside the Confederate structures will catch a grant (3%). Or will he enter the parliament? (5% of support). Of course, the parliamentary elections are alternatively far away.
Of course, the most crucial question of this run is whether Trzaskowski in Konski ran over a nun on belts. If he can get a victory. On the 1 hand, his support diminishes after each of his public appearances and this explains his reluctance to debate or to appear from greenhouse conditions. He didn't even bother Stanowski. Only that what may seem superior or cowardly to his followers is simply a confirmation that he is wise handsome and tall. Is that adequate to be president?
Nawrocki got a solid blow to the jaw with a housing scandal. And as usual in specified matters, it does not substance what the fact is and what his actual intentions were. The point is, all the media are warming the subject. A bit like the case of Trzaskowski, this does not affect the iron electorate. More important, however, is what people who hesitate will do. Will they miss a pen under a different name at the urn? possibly they'll stay home. The polls foretell low attendance. And the experience to date says that the real 1 is usually lower than the forecasts.
On the left we have the silent Biejat-Zandberg war. He talks nice, she looks nice. If they were to make 1 candidate, possibly the left would have a reasonable score. Oh, yeah, no 1 cares about them. Not with a left-wing electorate or a left-wing coalition. They are to vote politely for Trzaskowski in the second circular and support government projects in the coalition. Now they can talk. It doesn't substance anyway.
Stanowski does a good job. His interviews with another candidates is simply a truly large thing. possibly just the deficiency of a full conversation with Maciak was a small bit of a struggle. In my opinion, freedom of speech is an overriding good, even if individual says unpopular or simply stupid things. On the another hand, the decisive advantage is to show the absurdities of our electoral ordination (collection of signatures) the fictitiousness of promises or politicization of public media. I disagree with the opinion that he is embarrassing the office of President. The only thing that makes fun is the absurdity, hypocrisy and lies of another candidates. But in the end, the president is simply a typical of the Nation. Are we different than our candidates? possibly it's worth looking in the mirror.
O Mention doesn't have much to write. All indications are that he'll most likely be in 3rd position on his electrical scooter. The question is, what's he gonna do with it in the second circular and then?
The Holovnia is fighting for political existence. In my opinion, he has come so far in emphasizing his independency that after the election Tusk will make a political act of revenge. And task 3 will be completed. The question is whether Holownia will end up like Petru, or Marcinkiewicz - forgotten and ridiculed. Like Gierty with a sick complex of offended pride, or possibly like Ziobro, who, after Kaczyński was knocked down, could return and make his own environment.And who, if it wasn't for the illness, would be dangerous.
The case of Maciac is interesting. Whether it is his own views, or is he actually a task of Russian peculiar services. If so, Russia is in a much bigger crisis than it looks.
About the rest, i.e. Emperor Senyszyn, uncle of the wedding - Jakubiak, lawyer-farmer Wochu, or poor-expert Bartoszewicz has nothing to compose about.
In general, this election will be decided by turnout, while the erstwhile key was to mobilise electorates, I have the impression that in this key to triumph will be to demobilize voters who have doubts about their candidate's first choice. Whoever more effectively convinces possible opponents to stay at home will win.
