The system put into place in Poland by the Law and Justice party (PiS) and the coalition that supports it relies on two things: on the one hand, an emotional community centered around a charismatic leader; on the other, decisions that favor working-class constituencies abandoned in the transition to liberal democracy. The pursuit of autocracy has been responsible for multiple attacks on the rule of law. In spite of this, a certain “fatigue” may play a role in the coming elections, corroborating recent street demonstrations led predominantly by young people.