"Should Simon Hołownia enter the government as Deputy Prime Minister or Minister after the end of his word as talker of the Sejm?" – specified question was raised in the opinion24 poll for RMF FM. And as it turned out, 48 percent of respondents believe that the leader of Poland 2050 should not be in the government.
What future of Holownia? Poles Responses in the Survey
More specifically, 26 percent of respondents responded "decisively not", and 22 percent – "preferably not". Only 6 percent of people thought that they "decidedly did." 19 percent said it was "perhaps so." In turn 27 percent of respondents have no opinion on the political future of the talker of the Sejm.
The test showed something else. And I don't think that would be good information for Hollow. The survey shows that the advanced reluctance to the presence of the leader of Poland 2050 in the government is declared, among others, by voters of the Civic Coalition (63%). So many "uninvolved" were on the Confederate side. Among the PiS sympathizers, this was the opinion of 49 percent.
For the time being, Holovnia has a crisis related to the situation of its own group. Already a poll from the end of July showed that Poland 2050 would not have a chance of acting independently in the Sejm. Like the PSL, which ended up under the electoral threshold.
But the Holovnia has recorded another series of events recently. He started the storm with words about a "state attack" and pushed into the shadows even a discussion after a government reconstruction. In KO it's boiling due to the fact that the talker of the Sejm is moving his own game, as we wrote in Theme.
Earlier there was a gathering with Jarosław Kaczyński in Adam Bielan's apartment, plus suggestions just after the presidential election about the possible break-up of the coalition. The moods in Poland 2050 are not the best, as Anna Dryjanska wrote about. Bitterness, grief, and a sense of being unfairly treated dominates. – We are not children of Tusk! – said 1 of the people erstwhile we asked for a comment from the Prime Minister on Holownia's words about "the coup.".
