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Elina Ketonen wrote that clicking on the headline of Iltalehti was enough to raise her blood pressure. She argued that traffic policy should also take into account Finland outside of Ring Road III. In Southeast Finland and especially in the Kouvola area, the distances were long, and public transport was not a practical option everywhere. She described the car as a necessity for many in terms of work and everyday life, rather than a luxury or an ideological choice. According to Ketonen, an electric car might be suitable for those who could afford the purchase and had the opportunity to charge the car, but not everyone had these conditions. She urged to consider not only the purchase price but also potentially expensive repairs, as well as people’s purchasing power and regional conditions in decision-making. She added that climate goals did not eliminate geographical differences or increase the wealth of ordinary Finns. #liikenne #Suomi #ilmastonmuutos (translated)

Elina Ketonen praised Interior Minister Mari Rantanen's performance in the previous day's A-studio and stated that she clearly outshined the male discussants. She said that the Finns Party's immigration policy has remained stable for a long time and described the party as the only option for safe domestic and foreign policy in Finland. https://t.co/RtkI3B1U6E #Suomi #Politiikka #Maahanmuutto (translated)

As a former member of the National Coalition Party, Elina Ketonen wrote that she had been following the party's change in immigration policy with interest. She noted that in a recent poll by Yle, the National Coalition Party had fallen behind the Finns Party, and the party's parliamentary group had presented a strict immigration line. According to Ketonen, this was about the parliamentary group's program, not a directive approved by the party congress. She wrote that the program would not bind the next government nor guarantee concrete decisions during the next term. Ketonen interpreted the shift in line primarily as a bid for votes and assessed that the rhetoric would harden as support weakened. In her view, credibility stemmed from consistent actions, and voters had the right to ask whether the National Coalition Party's line had truly changed or if only the campaign speeches had changed. #maahanmuutto #politiikka #keskustelu (translated)