Braun Took a Selfie with Kaczyński Outside the Constitutional Tribunal. Immediately Afterward, He Proposed Leaving the EU.
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It was very encouraging to see the Law and Justice representatives, Mr. Morawiecki, Mr. Mentzen, Mr. Braun, and many others speaking from the same platform, supported by the opposition. It's very encouraging to see these individuals realize that there are situations in which they must cooperate, and this bodes well for next year's elections.
After Friday's events, the right wing seems as united as ever. Its voters are unanimously demanding a change of government, and ideally, prison for Donald Tusk. They compare Karol Nawrocki to the King of Spain.
Cautiously, perhaps even overly optimistically, the right is already projecting a vision that a joint battle at the Constitutional Tribunal could be the beginning of cooperation between parties that have so far fought each other more often than they worked together. The three situations before the Constitutional Tribunal were symbolic.
The overnight protest in front of the Constitutional Tribunal gathered representatives of almost the entire right-wing camp – from the Law and Justice party (PiS) and Development Plus to what we might call alternative groups. Among those present, Grzegorz Braun stood out, posing for a photo with Jarosław Kaczyński, even though the PiS leader had recently categorically ruled out the possibility of a political agreement with the leader of the Conf…
"Random selfie from the Constitutional Tribunal" – this is how Grzegorz Braun, president of the Confederation of the Polish Crown, captioned a photo with Law and Justice leader Jarosław Kaczyński. The politicians participated in a late-night gathering in front of the Constitutional Tribunal. Previously, the PiS leader had distanced himself from any cooperation with Braun, emphasizing that "there is no place for him in politics." However, specula…
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