Social Democrats have realized how they can win the election

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has warned that the Social Democrats are now making the « biggest left turn since the employee funds ». His scare hiccup should probably be seen as soon as the Social Democrats have a lead into next year’s electoral movement.

They are not only seen as Best lot in voters Two most important Questions, school and healthcare, and a party leader in Magdalena Andersson who sails high above Kristersson in confidence.

In criminal policy, the legal policy spokesman Theresa Carvalho makes what she can to neutralize the difference with the government. She tries to show that S wants to take just as hard – or harder – tag as the time block.

But that is another Of the voters’ most important issues that should scare M the more: integration. Because there is not so on to grind away the differences.

Lawen Redar, S cultural political spokesperson, is responsible for the integration policy, which has been developed at the party congress, which is currently underway in Gothenburg. The integration policy working group led by Redar resulted in around 90 political proposals.

And this is an area where the government cannot or does not want to offer any alternative.

The Social Democrats’ new policy aims to, among other things, demolish apartment buildings in vulnerable areas and build new townhouses, and create incentives for more cheap rental properties in socio -economically strong municipalities. Asylum immigrants should also not be assigned to exposed areas. You simply want to use political tools to materially remove segregation. At the same time, the problematic ethnic laws that Denmark have introduced, and which S previously flirted with, are removed.

The Swedish Democrats Jimmie Åkesson devoted his latest Almedal speech to attacking Lawen Redar. He promised that SD did not want integration

To say that the willingness to integration is a dividing line against the government is thus not political spin or full -legged: the Swedish Democrats Jimmie Åkesson devoted his latest Almedal figure to attack the Law Redar. He promised that SD did not want integration.

And the Moderatesthat govern in municipalities that pays To get rid of the poor, does not seem to oppose.

In the integration issue, the dividing line is clear between, on the one hand, the Social Democrats, and on the other Moderates and the Swedish Democrats. It is clear that Ulf Kristersson would rather talk about employee funds.

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