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– I belong to those who believe that if we do not come out in a freer position and return to being an alternative for bourgeois voters, then the party and therefore the existence of liberalism may be at stake.
Blow back on the liberals which for a long time had very weak opinion figures, most recently 2.7 percent at SVT Novus.
Yesterday, Torkild Strandberg, chairman of the Liberals in Skåne, one of the county’s largest unions, came out for an interview at Sydsvenskan and demanded an end to the January collaboration. He now has the support of Member of Parliament Allan Widman.
– I think that, like Torkild Strandberg, it is important for the party to think about this quickly and get out of the agreement, to create a new political identity and gain credibility, it is not done overnight.
But the Stockholm Council of Health and Medical Regions. Anna Starbrink thinks it would be a shame to leave the collaboration.
– It is clear that this agreement and cooperation with the Center Party and the government is difficult, but also think about what the alternative is. We have a decision from our National Assembly that I am proud of and that is that we must pursue liberal politics and keep the outer edges away from power, he says and continues.
– Then an alternative must be presented, how do we want to take responsibility for Sweden, if we don’t do it in the constellation we are in now ?, says Anna Starbrink.
The question is sensitive at the party. Several top liberals Ekot has sought out do not want to be interviewed, but one of them says this issue should be discussed internally. There is also concern about how it would affect the party if it abandons the cooperation, especially considering that the party leader, Nyamko Sabuni, has little confidence.
Allan Widman says Nyamko Sabuni has a strong mandate in the party, the decline is not because of her. he says. The important thing is to leave the January collaboration.
– I don’t want to leave a specific period of time for it. It’s just my assessment that he’s in a rush.
