Szymon Hołownia, former leader of the Polski 2050 party, recently discussed the ongoing challenges within the party, particularly focusing on the issue of parliamentary members being courted by other political groups. He pointed out that, while he hears a lot about other parties trying to entice members away, it is primarily the ruling party, PiS, that approaches him repeatedly to form a coalition. Hołownia humorously remarked that he always tells them to wait for 'Thursday', regardless of what day it actually is, indicating his reluctance to align with them.

In addition to Hołownia's comments, there were significant developments within the party leadership itself, as Paweł Śliz, the leader of the parliamentary club, removed MP Aleksandra Leo from her position. This decision comes amid broader discussions within the party about its direction and leadership, especially following an informal meeting led by the new party leader, Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz. The situation underscores the internal strife and realignment efforts at a crucial time as the party prepares for future political maneuvers.

The attempt to challenge Śliz's leadership and the subsequent meeting that was convened in the Sejm reflect the growing tensions and restructuring within the Polski 2050. As the party navigates these challenges, its ability to maintain cohesion and effectively respond to external pressures from PiS and other factions will be watched closely by both supporters and political analysts alike. The internal dynamics will significantly influence the party's strategy and positioning in Poland's changing political landscape.