LPR’s presidential candidate unveils hopeful message as members desert

It is true the candidate needs hope as the most recent polls do not give him any chance for the position. The whole party is in trouble with falling support and an increasing number of politicians leaving. It has also been a victim of several internal conflicts in different regions of Poland. "We have concentrated on parliamentary elections, while the media is only interested in the presidential ones. Everyone is saying: Cimoszewicz, Kaczyński, Tusk. We have to catch up now - we have hung billboards across Poland with the image of prof. Giertych, we will be giving out flyers," said an LPR deputy. It has also been revealed that the party is in talks with Antoni Macierewicz and Bogdan Pęk concerning their return to LPR. Macierewicz would get second position on LPR's election list in Warsaw, which could hurt support for Law and Justice (PiS). (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 4) A.K.