Magda wrote that she did not believe Jarosław Kaczyński's declaration about excluding a coalition with Grzegorz Braun. She reminded that in January 2006, Kaczyński said that a coalition with Samoobrona was out of the question, but in April, he signed an agreement with them, and soon after, Andrzej Lepper became the deputy prime minister. According to Magda, Kaczyński later admitted that he acted against his earlier declarations and explained that such things happen in politics. The author assessed that the agreement between PiS and Braun could be easier because both sides agree on issues such as migration, the migration pact, the Green Deal, abortion, same-sex unions, Volhynia, and Banderaism, the policy toward Ukraine, and delegating powers to the European Union. She also noticed similarities in the language of politicians: Braun used the term "eurokolchoz," and Zbigniew Ziobro had previously spoken similarly. She added that people from Sovereign Poland are currently in PiS. Magda also recalled a statement by Przemysław Czarnek, the PiS candidate for prime minister, who in February stated that only cooperation with Donald Tusk and his people was excluded, while other possibilities were open. In her opinion, Braun was convenient for PiS because he loudly stated what Kaczyński had not yet declared and pushed the boundaries that voters could get used to. She believed that PiS's later actions could then appear moderate. Finally, she again pointed to the example of Samoobrona and stated that Kaczyński's earlier assurances about not cooperating with Braun meant little to her. #polityka #koalicje #Kaczyński (translated)