The race has moved on to the presidential chair! Conversation with Prof. ANTONIM DUDKI

– In Law and Justice, it is reported that a list of candidates who could get organization nomination in the presidential election shrunk to 2 names: Karol Nawrocki, president of the Institute of National Memory, and Przemysław Czarnek, erstwhile Minister of Education and Science. I've heard rumors that Czarnek has a better chance due to the fact that his eventual failure is better received by both the electorate and the PiS activists.

– He doesn't convince me that Blacksmith's defeat won't origin problem in the PiS, and Nawrocki's defeat can origin it. Czarnek is simply a prominent politician of his party, while Nawrocki does not belong to the PiS, so I do not realize why the failure of the second would origin more problem in the Kaczyński organization than the failure of the erstwhile Minister of Education and Science. I see another explanation why the president would want to implicate Nigger in the presidential election. Kaczyński grows old and fears that in any time Czarnek can fight him for power in the party. If the erstwhile minister loses the election, then the president can say, “You see, Czarnek, you are not as good as you thought you were.” If Czarnek wins, which seems unlikely, he'll be out of his head forever. Kaczyński was retired many times. Sam announced in 2007 that he would leave if he lost the election. He lost in 2007, 2011 and 2023, but he didn't quit, and I don't think he's gonna quit until he's 80 or possibly longer.

– Would Nawrocks or Czarnek be a better candidate for the Law and Justice?

– I believe that the best thing for the Law and Justice would be Tobias Bocheński, due to the fact that I believe that the consequence of the election will be decided by the centre electorate, and he will most likely not vote for Czarnek or Nawrock, due to the fact that both are types of political bulldozers. The electors of the measurement like not wary but decisive politicians, and Bocheński paradoxically meets these conditions. 1 of the most crucial questions is what possible PiS candidates have reserves of support. We know a lot about Nawrock, but not much about Nawrock. His way to the CEO of the IPN was covered with roses, but in the election run he would face opponents who would defame him, attack him, find himself in a situation where he had never been.