Ramberg: Bolund and Lövin would be a step to the right MP – Sveriges Radio

– There would be a small step to the right. Per Bolund has long promoted itself in that direction and Isabella Lövin described by some internal critics as “half Labour”. For example, she was in favor of this social democratic line in refugee policy last fall, in this painful internal politics that divided the Green Party British Parliamentary Group, says Tomas Ramberg.

He added that if there would be Bolund and Lövin has in any case not Stefan Löfven no reason to be particularly sad.

Tomas Ramberg believes that it seems that the feminist argument has gained broader support in the party than a portion of the current in the line had thought. There are many in the parity reacting to give Asa Romson blame for the problems that have been lately and the crisis that the party is in. While it was mainly Gustav Fridolin associated with the problems that the party learned of the past week.

– Since you are looking to even further back to the worries that have been around the government process and the bad election results in 2014. There’s Gustav Fridolin equally responsible. So if frustration over the party’s problems will be out, so people think then you should replace both of them in that case. And it is this attitude that seems to get more support than previously thought.

The next step is now under Ramberg to see if the Green Party can agree on it now becomes Bolund and Lövin nominated.

Mr Schlyter is a candidate who deviates politically the other way and that is against the compromises parity done in office, but he has given his support to the current language of the tubes with the conditions that they become better and more successful.

– But would Per Bolund and Isabella Lövin set up, which increases the likelihood drastically Carl Schlyter would challenge Per Bolund even if the committee would appoint him. Because he would see it as the party took a step in the wrong direction. In this scenario Schlyter’s supporters might be more because Per Bolund would have a narrower base than the current language tubes have in the state, says Tomas Ramberg.

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