A recent opinion piece in Wirtualna Polska argues that Poland’s ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party is undergoing a process of increasing radicalization. Political commentator Tomasz T. Terlikowski contends the party is aware of this shift but unable to reverse it. This hardening of ideology stems from earlier decisions and a strategic focus on attracting voters from the Konfederacja and Korona Polska parties, both on the far-right. Consequently, PiS finds itself in a difficult position, with the process of radicalization continuing to accelerate. The author suggests this strategy is creating internal conflict within the party. The analysis highlights a potential disconnect between the party’s awareness of the issue and its ability to address it, raising questions about its future direction and appeal to a broader electorate.