Pursuing a career in public service in Poland

Felicitations, comrades.

Recently I have begun contemplating a potential career as a politician in Poland. I think I am a good candidate, because I care sincerely for the welfare of the Polish people and also have many ideas for how to improve life in the country.

My concerns:

1) I want to run as an independent candidate. Is this possible in Poland, or does one have to work with either PiS or PO to gain appointment?

2) I currently do not have Polish citizenship. If I acquire it in the near future, would I be barred from running for President or Prime Minister because I am merely a naturalized citizen?

3) I am curious to gather from you general advice on whether this is an advisable career move for a 30-something Russian man with deep love for Poland.

P.S. - I would also love to hear from other forum members that work for the Polish government.

Letting russians steal everything is probably not a platform that will win many votes.... in addition there is already one russian boot-licker in Polish politics and that's more than enough

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janusz_Korwin-Mikke

True brown-noser for Putin and his clique.

What is the difference between a brown-noser and a supporter?

Yes, and he was campaigning on a platform that included legalising child pornography - need I say more.

An utterly loathsome individual.

One who'll always be remembered as the guy who stabbed himself in a restaurant toilet and claimed that a non-existent Chinese assassin had done it.

I played bridge with him a few times years ago and found him to be an arsehole.

This item does not feature in my platform, rest assured.