S and C to attack the Left Party: "Will never happen"

In a DN interview published on Thursday, V's deputy party leader Ida Gabrielsson and her father speak disparagingly of the Center Party. The statements come at the same time that the parties on the red-green side will try to gather in order to form a government.

- Solving this requires responsibility and judgment from all parties involved. In that work, everyone needs to help each other, says Magdalena Andersson in a written comment.

She emphasizes that the DN interview with Ida Gabrielsson does not contribute positively to that process.

- The judgments and expressions used about the Center Party and its representatives do not contribute to creating trust and confidence, rather the opposite. You don't talk about parties that you want to cooperate with that way, says Magdalena Andersson.

- The Left Party now needs to show that they are serious about getting a collaboration together.

Hannes Hervieu, C's party secretary, reacts to Ida Gabrielsson "rallying over our representatives over a beer" - but then small business owners are needed.

- You can sit in the sauna and complain about the Center Party. But the wood comes from the forest. And then you need a forest owner who cares for and uses his forest.

He continues:

- The Center Party stands for those people. And those people absolutely do not want to see the Left Party in government.

In the interview, Ida Gabrielsson reproduces party leader Nooshi's negotiation technique as "The center parties have the hell to blame themselves. Now they have to eat up all left-wing politics."

- The Left Party apparently says that we should eat up all left-wing politics, let V into government and carry out a historic left-wing turn. That will never happen, says Hannes Hervieu.

He wonders how the Social Democrats view the statements.

- They have expressed before that the Left Party has a very long way to go before it can sit in government. You can ask yourself if they think they have taken the right step forward during this government process, he says.