Nicolas Schmit: Socialists and Democrats won't do deals with far right after European elections
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- čas přidán 9. 06. 2024
- The EU needs a "courageous" social agenda to revitalise the Green Deal, Nicolas Schmit says. The Socialists and Democrats' lead candidate in the European elections outlined his views on revising the Migration Pact and opposing the far right to Global Conversation's Isabel da Silva Marques.
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I'm gonna Vote social democrat, only if they are strong enough Ursula von der Leyen can be voted out
Europe needs a "Manhattan project" to build the most advanced AI model on the planet that's less prone to hallucination than the American commercial ones. It needs public funding because currently no tech company in Europe can match the capital investment of Microsoft or Google.
There is no extreme right.
Its right.❤
The village idiots have phones now theres absolutely a problem with politics on the extremes
You're trying to lump the far right together with the centre right. In other words, you're trying to appropriate the right, as if you far-righties are somehow in a leadership position where the right is concerned. No, you're fringe, and that's why you're called the far right, hard right or extreme right. Centre-right parties loathe to work with you.
Socialists won't do deals with far right parties?
I would watch what happens in Catalonia before June, 10th.
PSC-PSOE (Spanish socialists) are about to make a deal with PP (Spanish PPE) with the help of the far right party Vox (hidden deal?).
PSOE and PP may be almost enemies but they have dealt in Barcelona municipality to defeat the Catalonian independence parties.
Why does a EU sponsored channel never let the right explain themselves? How are Europeans supposed to take informed decision when one side (right) never get to explain their policies while the left constantly gets to talk about the wrong of the right?
Screw the right.
You're talking about the far right, not the right -- the _centre_ _right_ in current parlance. You don't get to appropriate the centre right, and you far righties certainly don't lead any rightist alliance.
So the same political parties who are supporting a genocide in Gaza are opposed to doing a deal with the far right in Europe. This position is not remotely consistent.