It's a consolation that Kaczyński was not able to gather supermajority in the parliament to change the constitution. It's unlikely to happen anyway, as he divid

It's a consolation that Kaczyński was not able to gather supermajority in the parliament to change the constitution. It's unlikely to happen anyway, as he divided the Polish society in half. His party will probably rule for some time, but not gain much more support than today. He antagonized simply too many worker groups and professions out there. Another thing pointed out is that Hungary has somewhat more unequal development than Poland - and in both countries the ruling parties catered to the poor regions. Last but not least, for better or worse, there's dissent against authority in Polish blood. Tl;DR it will suck, but Poland won't have second Hungary.