During the "Super Express" debate, the presidential candidate, economist Artur Bartoszewicz, formulated highly long and complicated questions that clouded the answers themselves. This kind did not make his speech the strongest points of the evening.
Bartoszewicz didn't do very well in the "SE" debate.
– Pathology in the state, created by parties in the form of distribution to their structures of gold subsidies, spent on Botox, logopedes and travel. This is the everyday life of political parties. This is our taxes. Will you submit a task about converting to a PIT-owski copy for political parties? – wanted to find out Artur Bartoszewicz.
– I'm a citizen candidate and I'd like you to yet accept this. I would stress that the organization that supports me has received a subsidy. My run takes place thanks to Polish citizens. Your proposal is interesting to consider. I will not declare clearly now – Karol Nawrocki, supported by the Law and Justice, answered.
The next questions of this candidate were rather long too. “Will the Confederate aid me to implement the ban on members of political parties and their families in companies of the Treasury?” asked Mentzen, Bartoszewicz.
– The Confederation has not yet ruled and we have not had the chance to change Poland for the better. The allegation that we are robbing Poland is inappropriate. You accused me of something we didn't do. I'm just saying, this has never happened. The State Treasury companies should be as tiny as possible and should be depoliticised as possible," replied the Confederate candidate.
