Alliansen gives the power to Sverigedemokraterna they shouldn’t have
Sverigedemokraterna are sending Sweden in a political crises and Alliansen are still acting like a bad looser after they lost the election in September.
Today, the fate announcement from the Sverigedemokraterna (SD).
If the scenario that the SD would manage to trap the government’s budget, Löfven is clear:
– I will not remain on with the Alliansen’s budget wins. It would be pure stupid to do otherwise, says Prime Minister Stefen Löfven (Socialdemokraterna ) to Aftonbladet.
Read more S kan inte styra med högerpolitik
If the Sverigedemokraterna (SD) voting for the Alliansen’s budget next week tested in practice both of these options, and In both cases, plays Annie Lööf (Centerpartiet part of Alliansen) lead role.
If it turns out that none of them work remains only to re-ask the question to voters, with all the consequences that entails.
In such cases it is highly Annie Lööfs responsibility.
Read more Lööf kommer inte undan sitt ansvar
LO writes on their Twitter account:
“SD and the bourgeois in the cynical power alliance. It is LO members who must take the hit” and tweet directly to Alliansen leaders, Jan Björklund (Folkpartiet), Annie Loof (Centerpartiet) and Anna Kinberg Batra (Moderaterna): “You, together with SD – unbelievable shameful power play. Take your responsibility for Sweden! ”
Read more at LO till Alliansledarna: ”Skamligt av er”
Alliansen are giving Sverigedemokraterna the power they said before the election they wouldn’t give Sverigedemokraterna – they are just bad losers that can’t see beyond the politics the Swedish people rejected. Alliansen is showing their true colours – they don’t want the best for Sweden – they just want to do their failed politics for 8 years – increasing unemployment and take from the poor and give to the rich. So called inversely Robin Hood politics.
Sverigedemokraterna are knows as none LGBT friend and wants to restrict the Swedish refugee policy, so of course we don’t want that they get more power in the Swedish politics.