In other news, the Social Liberals, which does not have a formal exclusion procedure, has adapted a resolution which encourages their MEP Karen Melchior to resign from her seat, and states that she does not speak for the party. The wokest of all Danish elected representatives has come in bad standing after her continued abuse of parliamentary staff, and exacerbated by her then going on "sick leave", but continuting to work and vote in parliament. She must be expected to leave the party shortly. I previously speculated that she could perhaps end up in Volt, despite them basically not existing in Denmark. Another option could be a social liberal (or green) party from another EU country. Maybe it can't be ruled out with a move to another Danish party like the Alternative or Independent Greens, but that would almost be too normal a move for her to make. Also such a party would probably be pressed a bit more on why they take in someone with a known abusive behaviour.
Has there been any case of a MEP joining a party not of his or her home country before?
