Örebro. party leadership candidate Ebba Busch Thor feel the wind in its sails during the KD-days in Örebro which begins today.
More want to see her take over from Hagglund, among them Aftonbladet talking to.
– It’s a very positive atmosphere and there are many who have decided to come and tell it with words of encouragement, she says yourself.
This weekend keeps the Christian Democrats local government days in Örebro, and the question all around 900 Christian Democrats in place talking about, is who of the four party leader engines Ebba Busch Thor, Acko Ankarberg, James Forssmed and Penilla Gunther, who takes over from Göran Hägglund.
The real battle is between the first three, all of which have received nominations gradually become public from the KD-districts .
More Busch Thor
When Aftonbladet talking around among the participants, most participants that they hope to Ebba Busch Thor takes the helm.
One of them is Aram El Khoury, KD member of the city council in Botkyrka and the county council in the county.
– It is time for renewal. Acko Ankarberg is more of the old team. Jacob Forssmed and Ebba Busch Thor is in the new, but although James is knowledgeable, he has a way to go. Ebba has more charisma and is used to the limelight. She has the shortest positioning time as party leader, he said.
– She is young, has energy, is fast, plastering and clever, says Therese Ehman from KDU Haninge.
Self-describes Ebba Busch Thor, Mayor of Uppsala, for Aftonbladet that sets her apart from the other candidates is that she has experience in municipal policy with firm political work.
– Combined with me is a clear and happy debater and I think I can provide the energy needed to bring the party forward.
Against divided party leadership
Busch Thor agrees that the winds blowing in her direction.
– It’s a very positive atmosphere and there are many who have decided that the opportunity to take this opportunity to come and tell it with words of encouragement, but many are also glad this open process and waits for us to travel around the country and say what we think and feel.
KD in Västmanland has proposed a divided party leadership between her and Jacob Forssmed.
– There is nothing I thought of, and probably something I may consider sharply if the Nomination Committee proposes that we should have a divided party leadership.
The MP James Forssmed is opposed to the proposal.
– There is perhaps an expression of ensuring that has many good candidates who are willing to take on the assignment. I also believe in the future of the party leadership that more needs to step forward and take responsibility. But it is a party leader, we should choose the final analysis.
Even Forssmed feel tailwind
Even Forssmed feel the wind in the sails of the incoming nominations.
– It feels good. It flows into both nominations and happy cries for me, but also for other candidates.
He feels that he has the potential to lead the party.
– I was able to present a direction for the party as I think evoke both among members and among voters of a stronger economy with more jobs, not least a stronger community in the community.
Hägglund: “A little sad”
The program he presented he says distinguishes him from other candidates.
– But also my experience as chief negotiator within the alliance government for eight years, and I’m an MP, economic policy spokesperson.
The Party Secretary Acko Ankarberg say the key for her is that KD is a ‘courageous party that dares to stand in the center of the debate. ” But she will not say which way she feels opinion within the party is inclined, and do not want to self-describe what sets her apart from the other candidates.
– It is up to the members to decide. I tell you what I think is important and what I stand for, and since it is a point that members say who is best suited to become party leader.
Göran Hägglund says he believes that all candidates are excellent. He will tomorrow hold his farewell speech as party leader.
– It feels a little sad, he says and explains that the speech will be long and contain many parts of the years he experienced in the party.
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