Przemysław Czarnek, the Law and Justice candidate for prime minister, appeared outside the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, where the so-called “Town of Anger” protest camp has been established. In his social media post, he did not spare criticism of the ruling camp.
The “Town of Anger” is a form of protest that has recently been operating outside the headquarters of the Prime Minister’s Office. Demonstrators there are expressing dissatisfaction with the policies of the current government. Among those who visited the protest site was Przemysław Czarnek, the PiS candidate for prime minister.
The politician shared his observations on social media.
“Today at the Prime Minister’s Office in the ‘Town of Anger.’ People have had enough of rising prices, chaos, and the arrogance of those in power,” Czarnek wrote.
In his post, the PiS candidate for prime minister did not hide his critical assessment of the government’s actions.
“Instead of solving the real problems of Poles, the government chooses propaganda and a fight against the opposition. Poles want a state that listens to them, not one focused on its own PR. This government has failed,” Przemysław Czarnek wrote, while also tagging Adam Borowski, a legendary anti-communist opposition activist from the communist era and head of the Warsaw branch of the Gazeta Polska Clubs.
Przemysław Czarnek’s activity outside the Prime Minister’s Office is another element of the campaign being conducted by the Law and Justice camp. Visits to places such as the “Town of Anger” are intended to demonstrate close contact between opposition politicians and citizens dissatisfied with the current government.