They're the ones who keep Kaczyński up. erstwhile Prime Minister gave names

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Who is Jarosław Kaczyński's biggest “head pain”? It may turn out that... not Donald Tusk! The “Eternal Enemy” of the president of the Law and Justice is not the 1 who, according to erstwhile Prime Minister Leszek Miller, spends Kaczyński's dream of eyelids. According to the policy of the “nightmare” there are as many as three, and they are called Sławomir Mentzen, Krzysztof Bosak and Grzegorz Braun. "This right-wing block, which most symbolizes the names Braun, Bosak, Mentzen, is besides a headache for Mr Kaczyński," said Miller in Polsat News's "Presidents and Prime Ministers".

According to Miller, things didn't go as planned by the president of the PiS besides in the context of the Presidential Palace. According to the erstwhile Prime Minister Kaczyński did not anticipate Nawrocki to become who he is today.

"From the position of Jarosław Kaczyński, this is surely a situation in which the events overwhelm his imagination, due to the fact that I don't think he expected specified a figure in the Presidential Palace," said a retired politician.

Not the left, but the strong right, disturbs Kaczyński most. Miller: Confederate and Braun may have a lot to say

But most of all, the PiS already have 2 confederations standing in their throats – as is evident from the fresh polls. In 1 of them, the Confederation of the Polish Crown, Grzegorz Braun, receives a two-digit consequence and precedes the Confederacy, with the second inactive maintaining support that she did not have in the last election.

“If the right is successful in the upcoming elections, no uncertainty this Confederate + Braun can enter the Sejm and become king maker players, specified as coalition members, majority parliament, government, etc.,” said Leszek Miller and added that Kaczyński is simply a full fresh situation.

"He has always made certain that there are no strong figures, no strong groups to the right from him, and here abruptly he is built a very serious group, which may have a lot to say in a situation where the right-wing block would win parliamentary elections" - explained the erstwhile Prime Minister.

Source: polsatnews.pl