Maciej Żywno, Vice Marshal of the Senate, from Poland 2050, commented on the gathering of Hołownia with Adam Bielan, on Sunday's programme "S Breakfast Rymanowski". He pointed out that leaders of various political parties meet at different places and times. – I don't think that's a problem – to say.
He besides stressed that it was not a secret meeting, although circumstances may seem awkward. "It is simply a good time to make it clear: there was no, there is no and there will be no coalition of Poland 2050 with the Law and Justice," he stressed.
Deputy Marshal Maciej Żywno besides revealed that an interior gathering was held in the party. The National Council of the organization clarified this issue, which has sparked a major social uproar.
The politician KO hit the Hollow.
On the another hand, Senator KO Grzegorz Schetyna believes that the gathering was an effort to show force from Holowna before talks within the Coalition on 15 October.
– The point was to show their subjectivity and the anticipation of their own political game. I think it's very unhappy. I think it's bad for us, for the ruling coalition. It never builds trust, always takes it," he said.
In the remainder of the programme, Schetyna referred again to the case. He stressed that the situation was serious and that any action could have its effects. In his opinion, Simon Holovnia made a mistake, and this gathering harmed the marshal most.
In turn, the Euro MP Tobias Bocheński of PiS has a different opinion. He pointed out that there is no point in making this a scandal, due to the fact that meetings between politicians are completely natural in democracy. I'm reading what Marshal Schetina said so that Donald Tusk won't forgive me. That's how I read it – he said.
As we wrote on Temat.pl, the gathering between Szymon Holownia and the Euro MP of PiS Adam Bielan, the president of PiS Jarosław Kaczyński and Deputy Marshal of the legislature Michał Kamiński took place on Thursday late evening. The gathering sparked a political storm and a wave of criticism from the Civic Platform. The hoarder referred to the case, which can be read more here.
