A conservative wave is sweeping the west, but for a while, the Liberal-Globalists were able continue in positions of power, using every dirty trick in the book.
But now, there’s a new Sheriff in Town: Donald J. Trump.
And one of the first consequences for Europe was that Polish Conservative PiS party candidate Karol Nawrocki was able to snatch a victory out of the jaws of yet another defeat to the left.
So much so, that Liberal PM Donald Tusk has had to call for a vote of confidence in Parliament.
Today (6), Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán celebrated this phenomenon, saying that nationalist Karol Nawrocki’s victory in Poland’s presidential election was ‘fantastically good’, and celebrating the success of another ally of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Reuters reported:
“Eurosceptic Karol Nawrocki narrowly won the Polish presidential election on Sunday, delivering a big blow to the efforts of Donald Tusk’s centrist government to cement Warsaw’s pro-European orientation.
‘From a Hungarian perspective, I think the outcome is fantastically good, as there is a pro-Ukrainian, pro-war, pro-Brussels liberal government operating in Poland’, Orban said in an interview on state Kossuth radio.”
Orbán has long been an ally of Trump, and sees Nawrocki’s victory as a continuation of ‘the patriot’s advance’.
“’One could also say that the ‘Washington Express’ has arrived in Warsaw’, Orban said, alluding to Nawrocki’s election as a victory for European conservatives inspired by Trump and his Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement.”
The Reuters report pretty much skips all policy points and goes for their pet priority: military support for Ukraine.
“Nawrocki has said Poland must continue to support Kiev’s war effort, but in a break with the policy of previous governments in Warsaw, he opposes NATO membership for Ukraine.”
Conservative champion Orbán endorsed Nawrocki ahead of the second round of Poland’s election.
Read more:
Nawrocki’s Victory in Poland Boosts European Patriot Movement, Is a Win for Trump – Defeated Liberal PM Tusk To Call for a Vote of Confidence in Parliament
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