The disintegration of PiS is the first step towards breaking the political duopoly that has existed since 2005 – where for over two decades Donald Tusk threatened Kaczyński, and Kaczyński threatened Tusk. If PiS weakens and falls below 15%, the prime minister will have to seek entirely new political fuel for his electorate – says Senior Marshal Marek Sawicki of the Polish People's Party (PSL) in an interview with "Wprost."
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The disintegration of PiS is the first step towards breaking the political duopoly that has existed since 2005 – where for over two decades Donald Tusk threatened Kaczyński, and Kaczyński threatened Tusk. If PiS weakens and falls below 15%, the prime minister will have to seek entirely new political fuel for his electorate – says Senior Marshal Marek Sawicki of the Polish People's Party (PSL) in an interview with "Wprost."