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Topic	Sweden's Government might dissolve.
BalanceLost 06/29/20 7:29:11 PM #16:	ROBANN_88 posted... fucking finally. for a party of only barely above 4%, the MP has had way too much say but i don't understand what was the final straw here, immigration policy has barely been a talk subject at all since the plague started We agree with each other there. And if MP wanna keep throwing hissy fits whenever they dont get their way, good riddance. There is a Committee on Immigration right now (S and M both wanted it) where all 8 parties work on Swedens future immigration policies and a majority want the temporary laws to be voted into permanent law. C has gone from opposing it to following the stream. MP and V still object. DeadBankerDream posted... Wasnt Sweden the country where it took like 8 months to form a government last year or some such? 4.5 months. The previous record was like 25 days. The election in September 2018 created a very fractured Riksdag where no single party nor any of the traditional coalitions were close to the 175 seats needed for majority. --- "BalanceLost has a steam-powered PS2 because Sweden don't have electric" - dimeanatrix <cite>BalanceLost posted [p:941448220] in Sweden'... [t:78811711]...</cite> <quote>ROBANN_88 posted... </cite> <quote>fucking finally. for a party of only barely above 4%, the MP has had way too much say but i don't understand what was the final straw here, immigration policy has barely been a talk subject at all since the plague started</quote>We agree with each other there. And if MP wanna keep throwing hissy fits whenever they dont get their way, good riddance. There is a Committee on Immigration right now (S and M both wanted it) where all 8 parties work on Swedens future immigration policies and a majority want the temporary laws to be voted into permanent law. C has gone from opposing it to following the stream. MP and V still object. DeadBankerDream posted... </cite> <quote>Wasnt Sweden the country where it took like 8 months to form a government last year or some such?</quote>4.5 months. The previous record was like 25 days. The election in September 2018 created a very fractured Riksdag where no single party nor any of the traditional coalitions were close to the 175 seats needed for majority. --- "BalanceLost has a steam-powered PS2 because Sweden don't have electric" - dimeanatrix</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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