PiS MP Jacek Sasin said on Radio Zet that Morawiecki would not return as prime minister, a senatorial pact with the Confederation is essential, and a deal with Grzegorz Braun is a “diabolical alternative” to navigate.
Morawiecki Not Returning as Premier
Sasin dismissed the possibility of Mateusz Morawiecki returning to the premiership as “unrealistic,” arguing that the current political scene is shifting strongly to the right. He added that Morawiecki represents a more centrist wing of PiS, which he believes does not meet the expectations of right‑wing voters.
Senatorial Pact with the Confederation
He said a senatorial alliance with the Confederation is “definitely possible and necessary” for PiS’s success. Sasin stressed that PiS will decide on a suitable candidate for the Senate when the time is right, arguing that the party should align with its conservative, right‑wing identity.
Potential Deal with Grzegorz Braun
While not excluding a partnership with Braun, Sasin described it as a “choice of the lesser evil.” He explained that Braun could become a small element in a larger arrangement that serves Poland’s interests, rather than a major deal that contradicts those interests. He marked such scenarios as “diabolical alternatives” that one must learn to navigate.
Confederation’s View on PiS Negotiations
Confederation politicians believe a senate pact could succeed if patronized by Karol Nawrocki. They claim they cannot negotiate directly with Kaczyński because he insists on independent governance, and that talks with a president would be meaningful. Łukasz Pawłowski argued that the Senate pact is the only chance for the right to regain control of the chambers, noting that the country is split roughly in half and single‑member districts make cooperation essential.
