“I am Simon Holovnia, I am 48 years old, born in Białystok, I am the father of Mani and Eli, my wife is an air force officer, I became the talker of the Sejm a year ago, and next January I will run for President.” These words were delivered on 13 November in Jędrzejów by Szymon Hołownia, the founder and head of the Polish organization 2050 by Szymon Hołownia. He announced that he was moving for election as an independent candidate, about his organization only mentioning in vain, though it seems there were respective of its members with him. In Jędrzejów, this sober politician simply appeared as Simon.
Is Simon Holovnia giving the organization to Vice-President Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz? Is it the end of Poland 2050 and has the 3rd Way task been officially completed? erstwhile Vice-President Michał Kobosko He's denying it. So what is it? Exactly.
Simon Holovnia most likely decided to manage the electorate of the disoriented – those who until the last minute do not know which name to put the cross with. In all election, there are up to a twelve percent of them, and Simon Holovnia seemingly wants more. After the performance in Jędrzejów, any people ask themselves: what is going on?
In a situation of specified a strong polarization as we have, the first circular of elections is an chance to remind the demands and goals of our own groups, show the strength of their environment, and later symbolically convey the support of 1 of the 2 candidates who will go to the second round. And Szymon Hołownia not only mentioned Poland 2050 only in in vain, but completely ignored its activists and voters. He did not callback any of the demands, nor those older, green and European, from erstwhile he was inactive independent of Kosiniak-Kamish, nor those 3rd Way – liberal and economic.
Poland 2050 Simon Holownia was to be like a Christmas tree. A Christian, green, decorated with a fewer expressive, serious and experienced politicians whom this task attracted. She was expected to be like a breath of freshness in a time of smog, she was expected to have the power to unite. Simon Holovnia, the brightest star on the top of it, just got out of it.
Is the lone start of Holowna, 48, born in Białystok, a declaration of Poland 2050? Is this the end of the project, which was expected to organize a Polish version of the chades – Catholics, but European, green, progressive and "decent"?
Is the matrimony with the PSL – a organization of strong local power systems, where a pharmacist, a police officer, an entrepreneur and a priest meet on Sunday hunting, and the harassers are "slurry", mediocre paid workers of the state forest on garbage trucks – completely broke morale of activists who started with buying to older people during the pandemic, collected in the woods and dreamed of another policy?
"There is no Prime Minister or president to call me and tell me what to do. It's independence, to be able to perceive to yourself and your beliefs, but besides to people. I want to be president of people, not party. White and red is the only flag under which a candidate like me can stand," the Holovnia convinced in a distinctive style. due to the fact that Jędrzejów is another town after Kraśnik, Zambrowa and Pleszew, which he late visited with the slogan “under 1 flag”.
Is that a declaration of complete independence? Or is Simon Holovnia becoming more independent of his own coalitions, activists and erstwhile voters and from drowning trying to save only himself: Simon Holovnia, 48, born in Białystok to start over?
Since he failed to satisfy his ambition with the political tool of the party, activists, coalition, government positions and the Marshal's staff in the Sejm, he would like to be given this. He said that the request for decision-makers to see the weakest of us – and Simon Holovnia saw specified a decision-maker in himself. Now he wants the weakest ones, as he joked “from different parishes”, tired and confused with politics, to anoint his temples.
Or is there simply an offended ambition behind this movement? “We need, we deserve, we can do more than we have,” he said in Jędrzejów Hołownia. Who was he talking about? Was it about those to whom he spoke, or was he trying to smuggle the thought that Simon Holovnia could do more, needed more, and deserved more than he had?
Can this work? Without Polish 2050 activists, who in all smallest city in the spring will post his posters? I dare uncertainty it. Will Poland 2050 last until spring 2025? possibly it's any kind of clever play, possibly the 2050 movement will be back in a minute. For now, it just seems like a serious disloyalty to everyone who trusted him and who worked hard to get Simon Holovnia to get what he deserves.
