for over 25 years, Mogens said incredibly negative things about the first a Journeyman, then Paul and now me. Perhaps this says more about him than about us.
this is the sound of Helle Thorning-Schmidt's response to the hard criticism that she has gotten in a new book by Mogens Lykketoft.
write DR.
In his new book, Mogens Lykketoft utterly hard for the former prime minister, which he calls 'a tragedy for the Party', and it doesn't stop here.
- She was, in my opinion fejlcastet to the task. The attitudes and the goals remained in her ten years as chairman and, along the way government utterly unclear, writes Lykketoft in the book and adds, that he saw no red line in the domestic policy.
Mogens Lykketoft was the chairman of the Social democratic party from 2002 to 2005, while he succeeds, Helle Thorning-Schmidt, sat on the post from 2005 to 2015, where she was also prime minister in the period between 2011 and 2015.
But how had it not been, if it had to Mogens Lykketoft. He pointed at 27-year-old Mette Frederiksen. The he writes also in the book.
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mr. Mogens Lykketoft chairman of the Danish Parliament, while Helle Thorning-Schmidt was the prime minister. Photo: Niels Hougaard.
She felt not ready; she would have time to have children. I replied that I, as outgoing party leader regretted her decision, but if I had been her father, I would probably also have the council, her how to write Lykketoft.
Helle Thorning-Schmidt has not wanted to run up to the interview with neither the DR or the Extra Leaf, but she has just sent the stale answer to DR.
In the aftermath of the attack in the book adds Mogens Lykketoft, however, that he has nothing against the former prime minister personally.
Helle Thorning-Schmidt is private, a likeable man, his friends friend, a good family man, and a woman with style. It would have been a great positive for the party and the country, if she has both personal and political had been a success as the first woman in denmark in Denmark, writes Lykketoft.
