You can't be more powerful. Sławomir Mentzen: "No, I did not support Nawrocki"

A fewer hours before the beginning of election silence Tomasz Sakiewicz of tv Republic entered public polemics with Sławomir Mentzen. The subject of the discussion was support for Karol Nawrocki in the upcoming 2nd circular of presidential elections. 1 Confederate leader made it clear that he did not give the candidate his support.


"Nawrocki was supported by: Sławomir Mentzen: 2 902 448 votes (14.81%), Grzegorz Braun: 1,242 917 votes (6.34%), Marek Jakubiak: 150 698 votes (0.77%), Artur Bartoszewicz: 95 640 votes (0.49%), Marek Woch: 18 338 votes (0.09%)", wrote Tomasz Sakiewicz of the Republic on Friday evening.

Mentzen strongly: I did not support Nawrocki

"They together won 4,410,041 votes, which accounts for about 22.5% of all votes cast in the first round," he added. Below he besides calculated support for Rafał Trzaskowski, but the first part outraged Sławomir Mentzen.

"No, I didn't. My constituents have their minds and will vote according to their beliefs. Neither I nor any writer will tell them what to do," wrote 1 of the Confederate leaders.



– Vote as your conscience and reason tells you – Mentzen said on Wednesday, who then summarized his talks with the candidates KO and PiS before the 2nd circular of the presidential election. The Confederate co-leader no longer supported any candidate for this office.

– There are 2 candidates, both with their flaws. Vote for the 1 you're closer to. I would alternatively have the president be individual another than these 2 – for example me, but unfortunately I am no longer in these elections," he said on YouTube.

– I am profoundly convinced that you have your senses. Vote as your minds tell you, or it may get worse," Mentzen said, addressing your constituents. He besides stressed that the Confederacy cannot be an adjunct of the Civic Platform or Law and Justice.

Earlier Mentzen besides met with Trzaskowski and at dinner with Nawrocki. The account of the first gathering became viral.