Grzegorz Schetyna, a Koalicja Obywatelska senator and former leader of the Civic Platform, faced a tough question on Radio ZET. The host likely referenced the party’s campaign pledge to implement 100 rules in 100 days, an aim that some voters saw as overly ambitious. Schetyna responded with a smile and attempted to steer the conversation toward a practical discussion.

Prompted by the idea of a car showroom owner promising to import 100 vehicles in 100 days, only to deliver merely eight, the interviewer asked whether such a person should be labeled a scammer and urged listeners not to buy from them. The question was read aloud by the interviewer, Bogdan Rymanowski.

(Laughter). He observed that the topic centered on 100 details. The host noted that it would be worth considering the price of those cars and whether the promissory claim in the promotional material would be kept.

– Schetyna replied with a smile that the matter goes beyond a simple sales pitch and touches on credibility and timing.

You laugh at this yourself

– Rymanowski pressed, suggesting the scenario would be unusual indeed.

I can’t imagine a scenario where a dealer would import 100 cars under a promise without a firm commitment, he added; if there is no binding agreement, it is not guaranteed that the cars would be delivered.

– explained Schetyna.

Why make such a promise?

– asked the presenter.

Did he sign the contract? He did not sign

– noted Schetyna.

An election campaign is a kind of contract with the voter

– said Rymanowski.

Of course the topic is about the car sales analogy

– the KO senator responded.

We know exactly which point is being discussed

– replied Rymanowski.

Listener’s question about 100 details regarding Grzegorz Schetyna drew attention from observers and analysts alike. A public figure’s statements during campaigns often become the subject of immediate scrutiny, with discussions centering on whether promises can be measured or kept within a set timeframe.

– briefly commented on the whole situation a PiS MP who addressed the recording of the event online.

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