Bi-Partisan Beer Gathering Stirs up a Storm in Poland’s Presidential Election

The campaign for the second round of the presidential election in Poland has included the beer that influential far-right politician Slawomir Mentzen drank with pro-European candidate Rafal Trzaskowski on Saturday night, and the nicotine sachets that his opponent, conservative Karol Nawrocki, apparently enjoys. On Monday, the onet.pl server wrote about Nawrocki that he had previously supplied prostitutes to a luxury hotel in Sopot. The decision …

Sławomir Mentzen commented on Sunday on a recording in which he, Rafał Trzaskowski and Radosław Sikorski, are drinking beer in his pub in Toruń. The film quickly spread online, causing a lot of emotion. As the Confederation politician emphasized, he only regrets one thing - that his conversation with the KO candidate is less talked about than the shared beer.

Andrzej Duda referred to the Saturday meeting over a beer by Sławomir Mentzen, Rafał Trzaskowski and Radosław Sikorski. The president pointed out that the Confederation candidate was treated instrumentally and "fooled" by more experienced politicians. Comments after the Saturday joint beer drinking by Sławomir Mentzen, Rafał Trzaskowski and Radosław Sikorski have not died down. Krzysztof Bosak, referring to criticism from the Confederation elect…

This beer has already been drunk, but perhaps we will see what the consequences will be. It would be in the interest of Karol Nawrocki and the entire right wing to remain calm now - says political scientist Dr. Krzysztof Kawęcki in an interview with the portal DoRzeczy.pl.

Bi-partisan beer gathering stirs up a storm in Poland’s presidential election

A storm has erupted in Poland after right-wing Confederation party presidential candidate Sławomir Mentzen shared a beer with the ruling party candidate Rafał…

Poles met during the election period to talk about politics, without venom, over hops - this is how Radosław Sikorski described Saturday's meeting over a beer with Sławomir Mentzen and Rafał Trzaskowski. The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained to RMF FM what the politicians talked about.