Poland Turns to Beach Blanket Bingo Politics

Published on Nov 15, 2010 by Phillip Butler

If ever you thought Polish people were not creative, news of Polish singer Sarah May’s interesting political campaign should set you straight. May, aka Katarzyna Szczolek, has decided to put all her considerable assets into her campaign – including sexy bikini shots. Winter in Poland can be bitter, so why not a “Beach Blanket Bingo” political campaign?

May launched this rather unconventional campaign of sultry images and cliche quotes to snag a district council seat in her hometown of Warsaw, Poland. While sex seems to sell literally everything else, one has to wonder if Szczolek’s political ambitions will be hurt or helped by her efforts. Her Polish language website reveals more, a lot more, of the budding world changer.

Sarah May campaign in Warsaw

An interesting Winter election approach, don't you think?

Like so many world class beauties, May evidently has the “save the world” disease too, her campaign (and images) literally have the ideal written all over it:

“I want to change the world and help people solve problems.”

May proclaims her “beauty, independence, and competence” as well as her beauty pageant dogma above too – we hope not in the order listed where Warsaw governance is concerned though. May, uh hum, Szczolek I mean, has pasted posters of her beach frolicking all across Warsaw, no doubt garnering votes from the male demographic. And if Warsaw travels to her website, they will discover a lot more than one beach photo opp in this campaigner’s bag of tricks. Sarah’s Facebook presence reveals even more of her attitude toward visibility too.

Sarah May's beach blanket political approach

Sarah's beach blanket bingo campaign

Sarah’s assets, including her really fine voice, can be seen in the music video below. Sarah may not make the Henry Kissinger of Warsaw’s incoming government, but it’s certain she will be one of the most admired officials there. I say, if Sarah can make good on her promises, it’s about time Poland (every place) had their cake and could eat it too. Here is Sarah’s simple message:

“I am honest, consistent, ambitious, hardworking and independent. I want to change the world and help people solve problems.”

Besides Sarah looks and sings like Annette Funicello, don’t you think? Let’s see what happens November 21st. Face it, most leaders can’t sing for squat – so?

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