US EditionThe Polish Presidential Candidate Was in a Scandal because of a Gesture in the Debate.
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Navrocsky closed his face with one hand and raised the other to his mouth, and on social media, he was suspected of drug addiction.
Yesterday, Polish presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki got into a scandal during a debate, which led to his being suspected of drug addiction. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to Onet Wiadomosti. At some point during the debate, Nawrocki covered his face with one hand and raised the other to his mouth. This led to speculation on social networks and he was suspected of drug addiction. But the Polish presidential candidate explaine…
– Since the public is interested in my gesture during the debate, I will answer that it was a nicotine bag – explained Nawrocki. Snus, because that is the name of the stimulant, has stirred up a lot of controversy on the web. We explain what it is and how it works.
I will solve this riddle: it was snus: - wrote Karol Nawrocki's chief of staff on the portal X (formerly Twtiiter). Paweł Szefernaker commented in this way on the gesture of the head of the IPN, which aroused interest of Internet users after Friday's presidential debate.
Karol Nawrocki's gesture during the debate on TVP "heated up" the internet, which was swarming with theories. The mystery has been solved. The staff has issued a statement.
"It was snus (Karol Nawrocki himself calls it nicotine gum) to avoid falling asleep during Rafał Trzaskowski's tirades. And those who have some unhealthy suggestions are invited to open fitness and health tests" - this is how Karol Nawrocki's campaign chief Paweł Szefernaker commented on the gesture made by the PiS-supported candidate during Friday's debate and which sparked a wave of comments.
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