Trump Effect Hits Europe as His Ally Wins Big in Polish Elections
Trump Effect Hits Europe as His Ally Wins Big in Polish Elections

They said the people were done with nationalism. They said voters across the globe were ready to bow to bureaucrats in Brussels. And of course, the media was all-too-happy to celebrate that narrative—because that’s what they do. But it looks like someone forgot to check in with Poland.

The latest European election didn’t exactly go the way the elites expected. In fact, it flipped the script. Not only did their man lose, but the one who won? He didn’t just break the mold—he shattered it. And his win has “Trump” written all over it.

Outsiders, Oversights, and Overconfidence

When the polls closed in Poland this week, all signs pointed to a “moderate, EU-friendly” win for liberal Rafał Trzaskowski. The media ran with exit polls showing he had it in the bag. Leftist commentators celebrated. Even the anti-Trump Republicans in the U.S. posted smug tweets. They thought Poland was about to fall back in line.

Instead, it fell forward—into the hands of a populist historian with no political background, no party machine, and no globalist script.

His name? Karol Nawrocki. A nationalist. A scholar. And now, the new president of Poland.

He had the backing of President Donald Trump, who welcomed him to the White House last month. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem even gave a public endorsement at the CPAC conference held in Poland days before the vote. Critics rolled their eyes. Pundits laughed. They were all wrong.

Smears, Smirks, and Shocked Elites

From fielding sketchy rumors about secret fighting rings (yes, really) to brushing off salacious claims about prostitutes and property deals, Nawrocki was smeared hard and fast. The political establishment threw everything it had at him. But Polish citizens had seen this movie before—and this time, they walked out before the end credits rolled.

From ‘Breitbart’:

“They essentially don’t believe any of these stories because they’re so used to being lied to, and they’re so used to conservatives being persistently smeared.”

Turns out, people in Poland didn’t appreciate being told what to believe. They’ve been through this before—just like many voters in America. When someone starts gaining popularity without parading the globalist line, cue the circus of accusations. Sound familiar?

But Nawrocki didn’t back down. And he didn’t just survive the storm—he won. By a tight margin—50.89% to 49.11%—Nawrocki stunned the European political world. The champagne went back in the fridge. And left-of-center exit poll believers were forced to eat their quotes.

The Globalist Game Is Slipping

As Revolver News put it: “He stood tall as a populist, refusing to cave to EU pressure… This was a referendum on Poland’s direction. The result stunned the Western media and shook the globalist class to its core.”

It’s part of a larger trend. In Argentina and Slovakia, populist candidates have already secured wins. Now, Poland joins that list. The media keeps pretending Trump’s movement has gone quiet. But overseas, his message is turning up the volume.

A Movement That Refuses to Go Away

This wasn’t just about Poland electing a nationalist. It was about a nation defying the script.

Voters everywhere are seeing the same thing: globalism isn’t working. Bureaucrats in faraway cities shouldn’t decide who gets to lead or what values a country must adopt. Each country has the right to say “no”—to elite interference, to media narratives, and to manufactured consent.

Poland did just that. If voters there can rise up against smear campaigns, fake polling, and media pressure—what can American voters accomplish in their own backyard?

The game is changing. And it’s not just a win for one candidate. It’s a signal to the world: The people are awake.

Key Takeaways

  • A Trump-backed outsider won Poland’s presidency despite smear campaigns and elite predictions.
  • Polish voters rejected globalist narratives and suspicious exit polls pushed by the media.
  • The establishment’s disbelief highlights a growing international populist movement.
  • Trump’s nationalist message continues influencing elections far beyond America’s borders.

Sources: Breitbart, World Tribune

June 5, 2025
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Cole Harrison
Cole Harrison is a seasoned political commentator with a no-nonsense approach to the news. With years of experience covering Washington’s biggest scandals and the radical left’s latest schemes, he cuts through the spin to bring readers the hard-hitting truth. When he's not exposing the media's hypocrisy, you’ll find him enjoying a strong cup of coffee and a good debate.
Cole Harrison is a seasoned political commentator with a no-nonsense approach to the news. With years of experience covering Washington’s biggest scandals and the radical left’s latest schemes, he cuts through the spin to bring readers the hard-hitting truth. When he's not exposing the media's hypocrisy, you’ll find him enjoying a strong cup of coffee and a good debate.