Third Way Leader Sees Chance for Coalition Across Poland’s Opposition

The conversation on television featured Michał Kobosko, the vice-chairman of Poland 2050, who addressed a recurring suggestion that the Third Way should be pitied and urged to vote for it. He rejected the idea of mercy and instead framed the discussion around conviction. Kobosko highlighted the leadership duo of Szymon Hołownia and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, stressing that two distinct formations existed in the opposition and that the only feasible path for the coalition was a genuine alliance between these two figures. This emphasis on unity underscored the party’s view of strength through collaboration, even as tensions between rival groups within the broader opposition persisted. The remarks were broadcast on TVN24 during a program called Rozmowa by Piasecki, where the speaker repeatedly underscored the strategic aim of presenting a cohesive front to voters and the broader political landscape.