“PiS is at a turning point for itself. If it turns out that the United Right government will not bear the brunt of winter, the collapse of the current ruling camp will be certain. Today people are haunted by the winter nightmare: they are afraid of winter and the government has to help them survive if they want to dream of another term in power,” said Marcin Duma, head of IBRiS, in an interview with Jacek Gądek of gazeta. pl.
Winter will be crucial
Duma admits that IBRiS talks show that people “in the countryside – not necessarily coal – have already made themselves safe”.
So there should be no big drama when it comes to heat
– he says.
Noting that the opposition is chasing the “imminent Armageddon”, he replies:
The opposition’s story that there will be nothing – gas, coal, electricity and until recently petrol below PLN 10 – will be a major problem if it does not materialize. Because if this end of the world doesn’t happen, PiS will have the opportunity to recoup previously lost voters. This is an important point for PiS: to re-mobilize those people who once voted for them.
In addition, the Duma states that PiS can win back the lost electorate.
If we get through the winter with a warm foot, the measures of PiS influence on this electorate will be greater. The electorate that could potentially be reclaimed by PiS is unwilling to believe the opposition too much, and if it turns out that the opposition has blown up a balloon that will burst in winter, the credibility of the opposition’s messages for these people will no longer be. to apply.
– say.
The game is not for a hard electorate, but for a moderate voter
– he adds.
READ MORE:
– Will local authorities take care of the distribution of coal? PiS President: They show no mercy. They will perform this task in accordance with the law
– Deputy Prime Minister Sasin: We stand on our heads so that there is no shortage of coal. I can assure you that we are close to achieving this goal
What has the Polish Order brought?
The talk also includes a thread about the Polish Deal.
The Polish deal was designed to kill entrepreneurs, sole traders, hard-working Poles and Poles, and even retirees – those with higher benefits
– reminds Duma.
He killed?
– asks Gądek.
However, no. The vast majority of people won or didn’t lose in the end
– underlined.
kk / Gazeta.pl
Source: wPolityce