In a recent convention held in Kraków, Jarosław Kaczyński, the leader of Poland's ruling party Law and Justice (PiS), officially endorsed Przemysław Czarnek as the party's candidate for Prime Minister in the upcoming parliamentary elections. This announcement marks a significant step in the political landscape, as it puts Czarnek, a controversial figure known for his strong comments on various issues, in the spotlight. Kaczyński emphasized his vision for a 'normal' Poland, underscoring the importance of focusing on everyday citizens and their needs.

Czarnek’s speech highlighted the need for a government that prioritizes the safety and well-being of its citizens, a clear critique of the opposition led by Donald Tusk. He asserted that Poland does not belong to politicians but rather to the Polish people. His rhetoric is likely to resonate with PiS supporters who feel detached from the political elite, and reflects the party's strategy of emphasizing the role of ordinary Poles in governance.

The announcement has led to a divided public opinion, as reflected in a new poll conducted by Wprost. While Czarnek’s supporters praise his commitment to the nation's values, critics are wary of his divisive politics and controversial statements. This situation poses a critical challenge for PiS as it prepares for the elections, facing a populace that is increasingly polarized and concerned about the direction in which the country is headed under their leadership.