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VISBY
After a day with Ebba Busch Thor, I heard infinite words, but I think of the total silence of Ebba.
Silence closes on a lost leader. It can not be otherwise. Opinions that cry that the Christian Democrats can leave the Riksdag. Opinion figures who indirectly shout that it is perhaps the last electoral movement of Ebba.
So even if she climbs on catwalks and with warm smiles is watching the audience, even if she dances on a stage in the introductory music is so obsessed!
It's concrete.
She collects half as many journalists in the press as Annie Lööf and Ulf Kristersson. Maybe not half.
She does not have as many appointments and interviews as Lööf, and the result is that Ebba Busch Thor has a little time. Even though it is the hottest day of the year for a party leader. Christian Democrats Day in Almedalen. The day when Ebba Busch Thor will put the agenda. The day everyone wants to listen to it.
She invests in health care. He decided this spring this spring. You should be able to rely on health care, is the title of the collection that his colleagues share in the press. Ebba is on the podium and speaks. She wears a white dress that ends above the knees, a beige jacket and sturdy silver-colored shoes with big cork balls. A modern and tidy chef. It is important to dress properly. Everything is important on a day like this. Capturing the view, it's like catching a breeze
– We are launching a big news today …
That's what she told reporters and this becomes more attractive than a riot. Christian Democrats are moving five steps toward government-led health care instead of county councils. Stop the presses. No.
She laughs. She is happy. She laughs
Between meetings, she leans forward and talks with her secretary, Martin Kits, a muscular and bearded man who leans over and whispers.
What are they talking about?
Their mines are intertwined
Capturing the opinion, it's like catching the wind. Just that day, the bustle of the wind is in Visby. And hot. Ebba blows his open hand. There, Bert Karlsson, who Ebba helped this spring to attract people to meetings. The popular Bert. Bert, who participated in the New Xenophobic Democracy in the 1990s.
An old man. He moves with the work. Maybe it was a mistake to expect it. Christian Democrats are down 2.4% according to Sifo. Far, well below the required four percent to stay in parliament
This is even worse .
The newspaper Le jour has shown that church researchers deceive Christian Democrats. The Social Democrats, the Moderates, the Swedish Democrats and the Center Party are more numerous among Christians.
Worse yet.
Christian Democrats had overwhelming support among the members of the Free Church. 70 percent. Now, the help has dropped to 26%.
– Drive Hard Ebba! I do! cries Bert Karlsson.
He walks slowly to a cafe that he knows to be away from Donner's home. On the lawn is a cardboard box with a popcorn machine. Christian Democrats will offer popcorn on their big day. There are also goodiebags, small cardboard boxes with gifts. The boxes contain two thin brochures and a lipstick.
Annie Lööf went quickly or halfway through an interview to each other
On lipstick: KD on all lips.
If that was still true. Ebba goes slowly with his press officer. They talk quietly with each other. I ask where they are going. An interview says the press secretary. With whom? He does not answer.
Ebba says that she needs to spend time.
She has almost ten minutes in advance for the interview of the children 's magazine Svenska Dagbladet Junior. Cornelia and Samuel Helledaij, aged ten and twelve, ask him out. The children are brilliant, Ebba sovereign. She laughs and applauds.
– Here, one should think about what voters want to hear, does she joke about the question: psalm or schlager?
Imagine if politics would be so simple. To find out what voters want to hear and say. You might as well listen to the wind. Ebba goes to the Aftonbladet tent.
