Mette Frederiksen’s grip on the state is what the Left has dreamed of doing, ” says Søren Gade.
Prime minister Mette Frederiksen (S) has met strong criticism because she has set hard on the government. But for a member of the EUROPEAN Parliament for the Left as well as the former group chairman and minister of defence, Søren Gade, blades, the criticism of any hole.
– she has done is the kind of thing that we (the Left, red.) only dare to dream about, ” says Søren Gade to the newspaper Politiken in an interview Wednesday.
It is in particular the appointment of chief of staff, Martin Rossen, who has attracted criticism. He is sitting with in the government coordination and economic, although he is not a minister.
Recently, there has been criticism of a number of recruitment around in the ministries, where the social democrats have got a job as embedsmandsansatte pressechefer.
Søren Gade tells that you have had similar thoughts in the Left, as one had power.
She just had the courage to do it, and her chance to survive the next election is significantly increased with what she has done, he says about Mette Frederiksen.
– She has employed gifted taleskrivere and gifted people, who can help the ministers, and there comes nothing out, without that it has been up and return at Mette Frederiksen. It is of course annoying for the systems and for the press and for us. But it works. Believe me, it works.
the Liberal party’s political rapporteur, Sophie Løhde, do not share partifællens enthusiasm for Mette Frederiksen.
No doubt that we have got a social democratic government, which in record time has been extremely magtfuldkommen, she says to Politiken.
According to political commentator Jarl Cordua, there must not be too much in the opinions among the two Left-people.
– I see it how it is, Søren Gade, who wants to tell how he looks at the world.
And then he how to set the right don’t care how it fits in with Christiansborgs strategy to attack the government on this point, says Jarl Cordua.
He adds that Anders Fogh Rasmussen, former prime minister and president of the Left, recently, has praised Mette Frederiksen’s idea to hire a chief of staff, which controls the communication of the ministries.
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