DF Chairman Sends a Call to the Other Blue Parties
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The Danish People's Party's annual meeting on Saturday begins with a startling move from chairman Morten Messerschmidt.
When the Danish People's Party opened its doors for their annual meeting, Morten Messerschmidt was not to be missed. The chairman did not arrive until several hours after
Analysis: The Danish People's Party's annual meeting has turned into a show where everyone is invited. The party's progress in the polls has shown that uncompromising opposition and confrontational SoMe campaigns work.
"Do you love Denmark? Do you have Denmark in your heart? Then you are Danish," said Morten Messerschmidt at the Danish People's Party's annual meeting. He softened up in several areas to pave the way for a blue government.
In a surprisingly tame speech that was almost clinically cleansed of foreign policy, the DF chairman attempted to play the role of the blue bloc's convener and leader. But as long as he rejects Lars Løkke Rasmussen, a blue bloc gathered around Messerschmidt is doomed to an eternal life in opposition.
The parties in the blue bloc must win against each other. That is the only way forward if they want to overthrow Lars Løkke Rasmussen (M) and Mette Frederiksen (S), says DF chairman Morten Messerschmidt in his annual meeting speech.
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