Sieroty po Hołowni założyły partię. Polska 2050 wraca pod nowym szyldem?

Szymon Hołownia's orphans decided that after the political collapse of Poland 2050, it would be best to establish a new party and brand it with a safe banner: the Centre Union. Paulina Hennig-Kloska took the helm, and around her gathered Hołownia's former associates, who are trying to sell voters the same political product in a new package. The name sounds benign, the program is supposed to be reasonable, moderate, and so safe that it's difficult to sway anyone. The question remains whether a new political force has emerged, or merely a rebranded Poland 2050, now without Hołownia, tears, and theatrical pauses.