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Roni Arvonen estimated to Martti Paldanius that the Finns Party probably considered the immigration paper to be good. He speculated that the criticism was directed at the fact that the National Coalition Party had not taken concrete actions to solve the immigration problem and had not initiated any legislative proposals. Arvonen urged the National Coalition Party to move from words to actions. #maahanmuutto #politiikka #Suomi (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)

Sture Fjäder wrote that he supports the National Coalition Party and opposes blue-red coalitions. He stated that he supports right-wing or center-right governments because he sees himself as a bourgeois and right-wing individual. Fjäder demanded that Chairman Orpo publicly declare that the National Coalition Party would not engage in leftist cooperation, and he assessed that otherwise, the poll support would not turn to an increase. #vaalit2027 #KOK https://t.co/PLjDeZuQka #politiikka #oikeisto #Suomi (translated)

According to the author, the National Coalition Party did not accept racism or the unequal treatment of people based on their background. He said that Finland should be an equal country where people are assessed based on their own actions. #rasismi #yhdenvertaisuus #Suomi #FI (translated)

According to the author, the publication showed that in the midst of the fuel crisis, the National Coalition Party wanted to poke at both the Finns Party and the citizens in distress. He described the experience of refueling at a high price and hearing the Coalition's explanations that nothing could be done about the situation as frustrating, and also referred to the content he linked. https://t.co/uv2eXzDaz6 #polttoainekriisi #kansalaiset #Suomi (translated)

Matti Viren wrote that, in his opinion, the National Coalition's decision would practically mean opening the borders: if Pizzeria X announced it needed 20 employees, the Migration Office would have no say in the matter. He referred to Kaleva, mentioning that the National Coalition still supports abandoning the labor availability assessment, even though this was not mentioned in the party's directives, and asked if it couldn't have fit into nine pages. https://t.co/4w6gjmAyva #Työvoima #Politiikka #Palkkaus (translated)

Hannu Järvinen wrote that the National Coalition Party had a good opportunity in Espoo to demonstrate how the party's new immigration-critical line was reflected in decision-making. He mentioned that the city's budget negotiations would begin soon and that the National Coalition Party would wield the greatest voting power in those discussions. According to Järvinen, the party also led the Espoo City Council and the city government, and it would soon be seen whether actions matched the rhetoric. #Espoo #maahanmuutto #kokoomus (translated)

Seida Sohrabi wrote that the National Coalition Party is returning home and praised the party's program. According to him, Finland and Finnishness should be spoken of proudly, and in his description, Finland was the best country in the world at least in the opinion of Finns. Sohrabi named equality, equity, education, freedom, and democracy as indivisible values that he believed could be expected from those moving to Finland. He also wrote that there was no room in Finland for parallel societies that questioned gender equality and people's equality. #demokratia (translated)

Sture Fjäder wrote that he was pleased that his party, the National Coalition Party, had noticed the issue six months before the elections. He would have hoped for a program at the beginning of the electoral term and assessed that it could have been stricter. #maahanmuutto https://t.co/BhqOuLuZ7U #Kokoomus #vaalit #politiikka (translated)

Jesse Rauhamo said he had been following X more actively in recent weeks and wondered why he had to read nearly every publication from a member of the National Coalition Party twice. According to him, the reason was not the complexity of the texts, but the difficulty in believing that a fully functioning adult had seriously written them. Rauhamo asked what was going on in the National Coalition Party. #Kokoomus #Politiikka #Suomi (translated)

Onni Rostila asked whether the coalition between the National Coalition Party and the Swedish People's Party had started leaking lies about the government's negotiations to the media and whether this possibly related to the feedback received about the fuel package. He assessed that this did not bode well for the latter part of the government term. #politiikka #hallitus #UudenmaanVaali (translated)

The author expressed that they were especially puzzled by what the coalition described as panic-driven actions, blame, and the spreading of false information following the latest poll. According to them, many seemed to blame the Finns Party for their own drop in support and the decisions they had made. #politiikka #Suomi #gallup #FI (translated)

The National Coalition Party apparently has decided to seriously compete with the Finns Party for the position of the top spokesperson on immigration policy—The National Coalition Party apparently has decided to seriously compete with the Finns Party for the position of the top spokesperson on immigration policy, Hopsu states in their press release. #maahanmuutto #Vihreät #Kokoomus (translated)

Otto Juote wrote that it would be important to clarify and publish the names of those members of the National Coalition Party who, according to him, pressured and threatened Otto Meri to remove the public name list he had shared. Juote claimed that after Meri brought the scandal to public attention, some of his party colleagues decided to make an example out of him. #politiikka #skandaali #demokratia (translated)

Klaus wrote that the National Coalition Party should not be voted for in the next elections if one wants stricter immigration policies. He referred to Tere's statement and claimed that the demands for tightening presented today had already been made for six years without action, even though, according to him, the National Coalition Party had been in government for the last 3.5 years. #maahanmuutto #vaalit #politiikka (translated)

Otto Juote wrote that in the future, milk sold in Finland should be mixed with about 8-22 percent oat milk or ethylene glycol. According to him, this would be scientifically the most sensible to implement by amending the dairy obligation. Juote responded to a question about the reasoning with profanity and linked his view to the National Coalition Party. #maito #kauramaito #Suomi (translated)

Tanja Aidanjuuri claimed that the National Coalition Party was in a hurry to present its own proposals, which, according to her, the Finns Party had been talking about from the beginning. She asked Antti Lindtman whether the National Coalition Party should now also be considered "as a non-acceptable racist party." Aidanjuuri wrote that in her opinion, Lindtman's party could not fit into the same government with the Finns Party, but the National Coalition Party ending up on the same line caused, in her assessment, a decrease in the number of Lindtman's supporters. https://t.co/7rEnmQ5SVK #politiikka #Suomi #valtio (translated)