“Everybody knows that voters dislike pay increases for politicians, and they enjoy it when money is taken away from politicians.”

—  Bronisław Komorowski

"Ex-president says Polish politicians are poorly paid" in Polskie Radio https://www.polskieradio.pl/395/7784/Artykul/2786822,Expresident-says-Polish-politicians-are-poorly-paid (10 August 2021)

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Polish politician, president of Poland 1952

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