Roman Giertych ostatnią charyzmatyczną bronią Koalicji Obywatelskiej

Many people may or may not like Roman Giertych, but one thing must be said for him: in the Civic Coalition (KO), he is one of the few politicians with real charisma, the ability to connect with voters' emotions and get the campaign going. Compared to the so-called "top ten for the election," he seems out of his league. They feature largely bland, energy-deprived figures, often simply disliked by the electorate, and completely lacking in any idea how to inspire action. KO has a huge problem: too many politicians speak the language of party deliberations and too few the language of ordinary voters. Giertych understands conflict, understands emotions, and understands that elections aren't won by mere administration, but by mobilization. If the KO wants to win the next election, it must stop pretending that putting on a proper, polite, and bland face is enough. It needs people who can step onto the stage, set the pace, and force their opponents to defend themselves. In this role, Giertych outperforms most of KO's "top league" parties hands down.