Mentzen summarized talks with Nawrocki and Trzaskowski. Who did he support?

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Zdjęcie: Nawrocki czy Trzaskowski. Kogo poparł Sławomir Mentzen?

On Wednesday after 4:00 p.m., a material appeared on the Sławomir Mentzen channel, in which the candidate for president of the Confederate summed up his interviews with Karol Nawrocki and Rafał Trzaskowski. So far Mentzen has held back with the support of any candidate in the second circular of the presidential election. Who did he tell his constituents?

In the first part of the live broadcast, Sławomir Mentzen summarized the conversation with Karol Nawrocki. The Confederate politician pointed out that the candidate, with the support of the Law and Justice, agreed with him "almost in everything". Mentzen praised Nawrocki for signing his 8-point “Torrun Declaration”, but criticized the way he was presented in the election campaign. According to the résumé policy of the president of IPN is simply a material "for an American-style film", which PiS could usage at the beginning of the election campaign.

"I did not receive the message of how Nawrocki became the president of the IPN. What a transformation has taken place in this man that from the man you know from propaganda to the another side, abruptly he became a presidential candidate. This is material for a movie we did not see, and we could watch it," Mentzen said. “We would know a man of blood and bone, and I would value him more, due to the fact that at this point I think that Karol Nawrocki has any credibility problems. I have no assurance that what he says about his past is true," he added.

"Very large plus for signing the declaration. Minus for deficiency of credibility’

– Mentzen concluded.

Commenting on the conversation with Nawrock Mentzen, he explained a loud passage of the material in which he was accused of disrespecting the candidate with the support of the Law and Justice. There was a part of transmission on the network, where Nawrocks say goodbye to Mentzen, giving him a standing hand. The Confederate politician responded thus, but from a sitting position. The MP claims that there was an unfortunate mistake at the time – Nawrocki gave him his hand reasoning the conversation had already ended erstwhile Mentzen wanted to turn to his viewers.

Mentzen: I did not get an answer from Trzaskovsky, what his presidency would change in Poland, but to introduce penalties for speech of hatred

Otherwise, Confederate politicians commented on the second live conversation – with candidate KO Rafał Trzaskowski. Mentzen estimated that Trzaskovsky's staff had chosen a completely different strategy – he wanted to show how many matters he disagreed with the Confederate, unlike Nawrocki, who acted the another way around.

“Trzaskowski wanted to demobilise you, to vote for Nawrocki and encourage the left to vote for him”

He addressed the Confederate voters.

Mentzen noted that Trzaskowski did not make a "hard declaration" concerning the key point of his programme – low and simple taxes. He besides referred to the president of Warsaw's past, accusing him of raising taxation burdens in the past.

Confederate politician admitted that Trzaskowski agreed with the point about protecting cash and Polish gold as an authoritative currency, but again pointed to his statements from the past. "I am the only 1 who remembers his statements from the fall of 2024, where he said that the euro gives us security," Mentzen stressed.

"We did not full agree on the point of freedom of speech. Trzaskowski says that >>Yes, freedom of speech is important, but you gotta fight hatred speech" – the Confederate candidate for president continued. He added that in consequence to a question about the possible signing of the hatred speech bill, “Trzaskowski explicitly said that he would have signed the law.”

“I do not want the court to decide whether or not individual is to go to prison for his views”

– Mentzen stressed.

Referring to the point concerning Ukraine's membership of NATO Mentzen noted the inaccuracy of Trzaskovsky's views. According to the Confederate policy, participation in the alliance of Ukraine cannot be reconciled with not sending the Polish army to Ukraine in the event of Russian aggression, which is straight due to the obligations of allies.

In summary, Mentzen lamented that Trzaskowski did not want to sign any of his points in the declaration, which he felt meant that "nothing will change in Poland", and that the strategy "will go hand in hand" with the current ruling squad in power.

"I see no reason to vote for Rafał Trzaskowski"

said the Confederate politician.