🇸🇮 Slovenia 2022 elections: Parliament (24 April), President & local councils (fall)

[Antonio the Sixth]

What's Golob's position on Ukraine? As detestable a character as Jansa is, he was one of Ukraine's fiercest ally (one of the first three leaders to visit Kyiv back when Russian soldiers were still a few kilometers away). I hope Golob will continue that policy.

What's Robert Golob's stance on giving tanks to Ukraine in exchange for German Marder infantry fighting vehicles? Kind of relevant question because the prospective deal was only previously discussed with the Jansa government, I suppose.

Edit: lol, I made this post before I saw yours, but I see it's a common question.

[Antonio the Sixth]

What's Golob's position on Ukraine? As detestable a character as Jansa is, he was one of Ukraine's fiercest ally (one of the first three leaders to visit Kyiv back when Russian soldiers were still a few kilometers away). I hope Golob will continue that policy.

What's Robert Golob's stance on giving tanks to Ukraine in exchange for German Marder infantry fighting vehicles? Kind of relevant question because the prospective deal was only previously discussed with the Jansa government, I suppose.

Edit: lol, I made this post before I saw yours, but I see it's a common question.

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[Antonio the Sixth]

I’m getting word that even with Levice entering into an unstable government and moderating their tone to get rid of demands for workplace democracy a la a modified Tito-style economy, they also pushed aside more radical components and turned it into a clique surrounded by the dumb twink.

Great, just like Portugal’s and Chile’s communists getting thrashed when they had the momentum, moderation and opportunism from the right cliques ruined the chances for another goddamn gain for the workers movement.

Yes, if only a party with 5 seats that aren't even necessary for a parliamentary majority hadn't abandoned its maximalist platform, I'm sure Slovenia would have become a glorious socialist republic in no time.

Tbh I'd rather Levica play hardball and refuse to participate, but that's because their foreign policy is awful and we need a government that stands strongly with Ukraine.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I don't know why they're bothering to include Levica, but whatever. They probably don't need it if push comes to shove.