Poland elects a conservative president
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Kaczynski to be next Polish head
Conservative Lech Kaczynski will be the new Polish president, consolidating his Law and Justice party's narrow win in parliamentary elections last month.
With 60% of votes counted, he had polled 55%, compared to 45% for his liberal rival Donald Tusk.
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MICHAEL McCAFFERTY comments:
What splendid news. Lech Kaczynski campaigned on family values, law and order and
free enterprise -- all solid conservative values -- and he won in Poland.
My heartfelt congratulations go out to Polish President-elect Lech Kaczynski.
posted by Michael McCafferty at Sunday, October 23, 2005
1 Comments:
Saying that Kaczynski campaigned on 'free enterprise' is not really correct. The business community here voted for his rival, Tusk.
3:42 AM
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