The co-governing with the agrarian-isolationist party ended, and popular former PM Jens Stoltenberg is back as a minister.
The ending of the ridiculous none functioning coalition with SP is the first good bit of news.
Followed by the return of Stoltenberg who is arguably the most popular Norwegian politician.
I’m not Norwegian so I’m not that involved in the national politics here, but just a thought I’ve been having recently. Could the constant coverage of a democracy falling apart across the pond have a say in this? Maybe people want to vote for the “old and established” parties instead of a far right party?
In addition to getting rid of the albatross Sp and the return of Jens Stoltenberg, that shitshow with Trump and Vance is making people distance from the pro-Trump FrP…
People saying Jens Stoltenberg, but I don’t think that is the main reason. It’s Trump ( just look at the swing in Canada. Nobody wants to be associatedwith that) + to some extent that the alliance with Sentepartiet was devolved, making Labour more palatable to moderate conservative voters. Jens Stoltenberg helps solidify that, as he is seen as a competent finance minister and person who had some success handling Trump.
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Jens Stoltenberg.
The co-governing with the agrarian-isolationist party ended, and popular former PM Jens Stoltenberg is back as a minister.
The ending of the ridiculous none functioning coalition with SP is the first good bit of news.
Followed by the return of Stoltenberg who is arguably the most popular Norwegian politician.
I’m not Norwegian so I’m not that involved in the national politics here, but just a thought I’ve been having recently. Could the constant coverage of a democracy falling apart across the pond have a say in this? Maybe people want to vote for the “old and established” parties instead of a far right party?
In addition to getting rid of the albatross Sp and the return of Jens Stoltenberg, that shitshow with Trump and Vance is making people distance from the pro-Trump FrP…
People saying Jens Stoltenberg, but I don’t think that is the main reason. It’s Trump ( just look at the swing in Canada. Nobody wants to be associatedwith that) + to some extent that the alliance with Sentepartiet was devolved, making Labour more palatable to moderate conservative voters. Jens Stoltenberg helps solidify that, as he is seen as a competent finance minister and person who had some success handling Trump.
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