Beata Kempa asserts Sovereign Poland outperforms the Confederation in safeguarding Polish interests at the EU level
Beata Kempa argues that Sovereign Poland is more effective than the Confederation when it comes to protecting Poland’s interests in the European Union. The MEP contends that her party presents a higher degree of consistency and unity than the political group led by Korwin-Mikke or Grzegorz Braun. This point was shared during a recent appearance on wPolsce.pl, where she highlighted the party’s cohesive structure and shared principles as strengths in a political landscape that often emphasizes fragmentation.
In a broader context, Kempa emphasized that Sovereign Poland is part of the United Right, a coalition that has already broken the ceiling on electoral support and demonstrated a capacity to participate in governance. She described Sovereign Poland as a compact, well-aligned formation with a clear and unified approach, contrasting it with rivals that she believes lack internal cohesion. The MEP noted that this cohesion translates into the ability to address a diverse range of issues more comprehensively than the Confederacy has managed to observe or tackle.
According to Kempa, the United Right has distinct wings, but Sovereign Poland prefers a single, streamlined leadership model that minimizes internal divisions. She asserted that the coalition’s current formula has withstood challenging times and remains effective in the face of external pressure. In her view, only one efficient team can withstand the pressures exerted by some EU decision-makers who seek to impose their will on Poland. This is the bedrock of her call for unity and decisive action among like-minded political forces.
She urged voters to recognize a tangible difference in effectiveness: while the Confederation may project strength, Sovereign Poland believes it can be more decisive and compact in its approach. Kempa pointed to the party’s recent conference as evidence of its capacity to mobilize support without relying on large-scale mobilizations such as transporting followers by bus. The emphasis, she argued, is on substance and governance rather than spectacle.
– Beata Kempa, highlighting the party’s stance and strategy during the interview on wPolsce.pl.
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