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« on: August 10, 2022, 11:15:01 AM »

Are the Swedish democrats still too toxic to be included in any possible goverment ?

Not really, I believe. The Moderates, Liberals and Christian Democrats have a "collaboration agreement" with SD and they have presented some conjoint policies. Not sure if they will be part of a coalition government, but SD will support a proposed Moderate PM and, unlike 2018, M-L-KD will accept that support.

Yeah, M-L-KD-SD are basically the right bloc now, M and KD had already been on board with an SD backed government and then around a year ago, the Liberals left the current centre-left government and said they’d be okay with a government supported by the Swedish Democrats.
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S019
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Posts: 18,331
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E: -4.13, S: -1.39

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« Reply #1 on: August 10, 2022, 01:08:28 PM »

Are the Swedish democrats still too toxic to be included in any possible goverment ?

Not really, I believe. The Moderates, Liberals and Christian Democrats have a "collaboration agreement" with SD and they have presented some conjoint policies. Not sure if they will be part of a coalition government, but SD will support a proposed Moderate PM and, unlike 2018, M-L-KD will accept that support.

Yeah, M-L-KD-SD are basically the right bloc now, M and KD had already been on board with an SD backed government and then around a year ago, the Liberals left the current centre-left government and said they’d be okay with a government supported by the Swedish Democrats.

This is why I consider Loof and Centre part of the government block, even though they might dispute this assertation. M and their allies have committed themselves to SD which means Loof has only S and the present government as potential partners.  Loof refusing to work with some of the Left parties post-election, or vice versa, would make the Conservative position all the stronger.

I mean currently C is working with the government bloc including V even if it repeatedly votes against Social Democratic budgets. I don't really see why this would change, but I'm not an expert on Swedish politics.
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