Polish presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki asserts that Poles, not foreign capitals, will decide the country’s future. Read more about his vision for Poland.
During a meeting in Inowrocław, Karol Nawrocki, an independent presidential candidate supported by PiS, declared that the choice of Poland’s president belongs to Poles, not foreign capitals. Emphasizing his independence despite political backing, Nawrocki assured voters that he represents ordinary citizens rather than party elites. He criticized the ruling government, calling it “lazy” and in need of oversight. The crowd, energized by his words, chanted, “We will win!” as Nawrocki positioned himself as the only true alternative to establishment politicians.
A Warning Against Trzaskowski
In a lighthearted moment, Nawrocki mockingly wished his opponent, Rafał Trzaskowski, “sweet dreams,” implying that Poland’s future would be secure after the elections. He warned against Trzaskowski’s potential presidency, arguing it would lead to one-party rule under the Civic Platform. Calling himself a “real” candidate rather than a “laboratory politician,” Nawrocki vowed to protect Polish sovereignty and ensure independent governance. His campaign focuses on national values, opposing foreign influence, and strengthening Poland’s democratic choice.