A month of negotiations was not enough.
The second longest-running government formation in history continues and Ulf Christerson continues to function. He does not like it.
Throughout the campaign, Ulf Kristersson has come back to the fact that he leads a team where all members think alike about all core issues. It wasn’t that simple anyway.
Which parties will be in the government? How about help? Asylum? cash register? Cultural and media policy? Moderates must now try to resolve such fundamental issues with the Christian Democrats, the Liberals and the Swedish Democrats.
Ulf Christerson has no alternatives
On Tuesday evening, Chief M took the opportunity to continue Party in the castle And on Friday it may be over. In the end, of course, it is the Swedish Democrats and liberals who decide how things turn out.
They can choose the role of the opposition – without necessarily losing it – if they are not satisfied with what M is offering them.
For Ulf Christerson, the situation is different. If he didn’t accomplish this, his party would tear him apart.
The M has already lost its position as the second largest party in the country, and they have already lost power in the municipalities and regions where they have always had to be involved in making decisions.
It is not on the map for a single moderate to accept that Ulf Christerson – who has already failed in many cabinet formations and has a record of losing prime minister votes – is failing again.
I don’t agree with the basics
– The party leadership and Ulf were a bit naive when it came to the time and difficulty of it, says someone M source for Aftonbladet.
The cradle that Christerson showed when he had to form a government would follow if he was elected to form one.
Prime Minister Christerson will face every day new crises and new problems that he must solve with parties that today cannot even agree on who should sit in government.
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