Przemysław Czarnek woos Grzegorz Braun's voters. "I invite patriots to support PiS"
"I invite all patriots who still support Grzegorz Braun today to support Law and Justice, because as you can see, Mr. Grzegorz Braun cannot be supported," said Przemysław Czarnek on Radio Wnet. The PiS candidate for prime minister commented on the scandal surrounding the Warsaw Southern Hospital and presented his stance on Ukraine in the EU.
Update: 19.06.2026 13:03 Publication: 19.06.2026 10:50
Przemysław Czarnek referred to the earnings of the ER coordinator associated with the Civic Coalition. He pointed out that in March of this year, "he worked 296 hours at 400 zlotys per hour, while the rate for a normal ordinary doctor was 300 zlotys per hour." According to the MP, this case represents the "tip of the iceberg" of financial pathologies in the public health system under the control of PO and PSL politicians.
Przemysław Czarnek on the Southern Hospital scandal
The politician rejected Prime Minister Donald Tusk's argument that the dysfunctional system was to blame for these disparities. "The Kacprzyk and Platforma scandal is not about the system. It's about theft and fraud," Czarnek stated on Radio Wnet. At the same time, he defended the majority of medical staff, emphasizing that high financial expectations in contracts result from the personnel shortage in the market, which PiS fought by opening new medical study programs. To remedy the situation, Czarnek proposed introducing a ban on combining practices: "Our idea is absolutely clear. Either you work in the public health service, or in the private one," the politician said.
Czarnek attacks Grzegorz Braun. Wants to take over his voters
Czarnek referred to Grzegorz Braun's words, who criticized the action of Polish activists associated with Robert Bąkiewicz in Berlin. "These are scandalous words of Grzegorz Braun," assessed the PiS vice-chairman. He accused the leader of the Confederation of the Polish Crown of justifying the brutality of German services and appealed to his voters to switch to Law and Justice, which he described as "responsible right." "I invite all patriots who still support Grzegorz Braun today to support Law and Justice, because as you can see, Mr. Grzegorz Braun cannot be supported," said Przemysław Czarnek on Radio Wnet.
"If anyone today tries in any way to justify the brutality of the German police and services, who pacified, beat, and batoned Polish patriots only because they tried to bring a cross into public space where it should stand [...], it means they are not with those who truly support Polish patriots," he continued.
"If Grzegorz Braun has people in his environment who today defend monuments to Red Army soldiers from demolition [...], if Grzegorz Braun has people around him today who say that St. John Paul II was not a pope [...], if today Grzegorz Braun says that he nevertheless recognizes the rationality of the German police action that pacified [...] Polish patriots in Berlin [...], then I want to appeal to all those who still support Grzegorz Braun: you have a responsible right [...] you don't have to open your eyes in astonishment at what your leader is saying," said the PiS vice-chairman.
Czarnek's tough stance on Ukraine
Czarnek noted that the current stage of the war allows for tough demands, including ending the cult of Bandera. He described Ukraine's treatment of Poland as "extreme disloyalty" and "almost betrayal of the closest ally." He also ruled out support for rapid European integration of that country. "The prospect of the next few, at least a dozen, maybe several dozen years of Ukraine in the European Union is a perspective absolutely unacceptable in my opinion," the politician said.
Czarnek confident, announces election triumph
Czarnek assured of full unity within the Law and Justice party. Asked whether the "Czarnek-Morawiecki political tandem will win the elections," he stated that he is convinced of it. "Poland will indeed return to the tracks of normalcy, to the tracks of development, major investments in municipalities, no unemployment, and jobs for young people," claims the PiS candidate for prime minister.
