Debate in Końskie. Mishaps of politicians

Debating in Końskie had their ups and downs. The thoughtful Joanna Senyszyn delayed the question of the question, and the language slip -ups of Karol Nawrocki and Rafał Trzaskowski also appeared. Krzysztof Stanowski asked the unusual question to Maciej Maciak.

A presidential debate took place in the sports hall in Końskie. They appeared at her: Rafał Trzaskowski, Karol Nawrocki, Szymon HołowniaMagdalena Biejat, Joanna Senyszyn, Maciej Maciak, Marek Jakubiak and Krzysztof Stanowski.

Read the report from the debate in Końskie

At some point in the debate, the candidates could ask each other's questions. When the chance to get a response from another participant received a former MP SLD Joanna Senyszyn, there was a deaf silence, interrupted by ticking the clock. Instead of asking a question, the politician recorded something on a piece of paper at that time.

– Mrs. Joanna, time runs – said Grzegorz Kajdanowicz from TVN's “Facts”. “Yes, I ask questions,” said Senyszyn and turned to Karol Nawrocki.

Stanowski to Maciak: Who are you?

Krzysztof Stanowski turned to Maciej Maciak with an unusual question. – Who are you? he asked the leader of the prosperity and peace.

– Little Pole. Perhaps from your level of subscription as youtuber it is nothing and you notice. I thought so, because you may not have a journalist, because I am a journalist, but more a presenter, who also falls as a journalism and you tell the world, Poles what life looks like, and do you not know who I am? Maciak wondered.

Language mishaps of Nawrocki and Trzaskowski

Candidate PIS Karol Nawrocki for president – referring to the statement of Marek Jakubiak about energy – he assured that he would “defend Polish Hungary”. – I will defend Polish coal – he improved a moment later and added that “Polish coal should be fed, extracted and developed by the Polish Republic.”

The candidate of the Civic Coalition Rafał Trzaskowski also scored a linguistic slip -up. The president of Warsaw, addressing Marek Jakubiak, invited him to the capital. “You could go to the city telecommunications and see new 11 metro stations,” he said.