US EditionTrump Homeland Chief Noem Backs Nationalist in Poland’s Election
- Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem delivered a speech on May 27, 2025, in Jasionka, Poland, endorsing Karol Nawrocki for president five days before the election.
- Noem’s endorsement followed concerns about a tight presidential race between conservative Nawrocki, backed by Trump and Law and Justice, and liberal Warsaw mayor Rafał Trzaskowski.
- During her speech at the recent CPAC event held in Warsaw, Noem emphasized that electing Nawrocki would strengthen U.S.-Poland relations, maintain a robust American military presence, and enhance border security amid ongoing concerns about Russian aggression.
- Noem stated, "We need you to elect the right leader" who will "turn Europe back to conservative values" and warned that Trzaskowski is "an absolute train wreck of a leader."
- The event underscored CPAC’s goal to expand a global conservative movement and framed the June 1 election as crucial for defending Western civilization’s future.
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