Beata Szydło criticized the Confederacy on 16 September for not registering Bartosz Bocheńczak in the early elections of president Krakow and called on the right to organize its own ranks. The erstwhile Prime Minister besides stressed that the PiS wanted to win the upcoming elections and form a government. The credibility of the full conservative camp is at stake.
Szydło answers the question about the future government
Beata Szydło performed on 16 September in the Polsat News program "Guest of Events". Leading Piotr Witwicki asked the PiS MEP if he believed Przemysław Czarnek would become Prime Minister. The erstwhile head of government did not find a individual decision. She replied that the run was just beginning, and before the Law and Justice there are a fewer months of work, whose goal is to win the election and make a government.
That's an crucial reservation. On the right, it is not adequate to mention the name of the future prime minister present and to consider the case closed. First we request to gain the trust of Poles, present a serious programme for the state and build the ability to cooperate. Without this, the discussion of positions will only be the sharing of skin on a bear.
The accident in Krakow became an argument
Szydło openly admitted that she did not like the situation on the right side of the political scene. Her criticism besides included the Confederacy. As evidence of the deficiency of organizational cause, she pointed out Kraków, where the committee could not lead to the registration of Bartosz Bocheńczak in the early election of the city president.
No Bocheńczak registration was more than a local stumbling block for the Confederate. The organization that wants to co-determine the state must control the basic electoral procedures. The elector has the right to anticipate a group that speaks of a viable country to be able to organise its own committee.
Szydło called on conservative and right-wing groups to "take care of themselves and get to work." The meaning of these words is wider than a organization pin. Competition between the Law and the Confederation it can mobilise both environments, but a war of ambition without the ability to act together facilitates the maintenance of power to the liberal-left camp.
The right hand must gain trust
The arithmetic alone will not make a strong government. Common points of the programme are needed: defence of Polish sovereignty, opposition to further federalisation of the European Union, border security, economical freedom and household protection. Only on specified a foundation can 1 talk about personalities and division of responsibility.
In this sense, Szydło's appeal should besides be taken seriously by the Law and Justice. The largest opposition organization cannot presume that leadership on the right is to be automatic. He needs to settle his own mistakes, regain credibility and convince voters with his actions. The Confederation should prove that increasing support can translate into professional structures and responsibility.
Poles anticipate a real alternate to the current arrangement of power, not the next period of common stings. Probable anticipation of a right-wing agreement does not release any organization from work. The Kraków accident showed the price of organizational chaos. If the right does not learn from it, the voters who want a sovereign, safe and efficient state will pay for it.
Source: WP News, based on conversation in Polsat News
Source: WP News
