The author described Trump's comment as a "truth bomb" about the developing situation in France. He conveyed a question posed to Trump that mentioned France's free healthcare and childcare, a 35-hour workweek, and five weeks of paid vacation, and noted that despite this, people were rioting. The message was cut off mid-sentence. #Trump #Ranska #poliikka #FR (translated)
Simo Grönroos criticized the discussion in A-Studio about the National Coalition Party's immigration policy as contradictory. According to him, Kopra said that labor immigration should not burden the public finances, but that businesses should not be told who they can hire from abroad. Grönroos asked if this meant allowing the hiring of cheap labor even when it burdened public finances. According to Grönroos, Kopra stated that the National Coalition Party was willing to reconsider the minimum income threshold for labor immigration but would not raise it. Grönroos viewed this as contradictory to statements regarding the burden on public finances. He also claimed that although only an exceedingly small portion of immigration consisted of high-paid specialists, Kopra considered cheap labor from abroad as high-paid. Grönroos wrote that as the elections approached, the National Coalition Party was trying to attract anti-immigration voters with rhetorical initiatives, although according to him, the party's policy remained aligned with open borders. #maahanmuutto #poliikka #työvoima (translated)
Tanja Aidanjuuri wrote that the Greens had tried to influence city councils around Finland regarding what and how councilors could speak. She criticized the anti-racism and equality training organized for all councilors and estimated it would cost taxpayers 19,490 euros just in meeting fees. According to her, this amount did not include catering or the trainers' fees. According to Aidanjuuri, the training had originally been described as voluntary, but later it had become paid. She indicated that it had been difficult to get an answer to the question regarding the fee for the training. She also raised the issue of Vantaa's layoffs and the loss of employees' jobs, considering the training expensive and unnecessary. Aidanjuuri felt that the parties proposing the training did not create a taxpayer-friendly image and said that the discussion in Vantaa would stall when questions went unanswered. #Vantaa #poliikka #koulutus (translated)
Nikke Vaan wrote that it was difficult for the woman to admit that the far-left was the biggest culprit, although she also mentioned the neighborhood youths. She reacted to the matter incredulously. https://t.co/c6bHUAOR9m #poliikka #äärivasemmisto #suomi (translated)
The Finns Party wrote that Riikka was clearly the favorite to become the next prime minister and that 24 percent of respondents named her as their favorite. According to the party, Riikka had demonstrated her readiness to work tirelessly to change the direction of Finland. #ps #perussuomalaiset https://t.co/RP1KTLcam9 #poliikka #Suomi #valtiovalta (translated)
Joakim Vigelius wrote that according to a recent survey by the Federation of Finnish Enterprises, Riikka Purra was clearly the most popular choice for the next prime minister among small and medium-sized enterprises. https://t.co/mv1nsi9yl8 #poliikka #Suomi #yrittäjyys (translated)
Harri Vuorenpää wrote that Riikka Purra was increasingly seen as the favorite for the next prime minister. According to him, 24 percent of entrepreneurs and representatives of small and medium-sized enterprises nominated Purra as their favorite. Petteri Orpo from the National Coalition Party was supported by 15 percent, Antti Kaikkonen from the Centre Party by nine percent, and Antti Lindtman from the Social Democratic Party by seven percent. #poliikka #Suomi #pääministeri (translated)
Samif wrote that leftist activism had not brought enjoyable gaming or cooking moments. https://t.co/keiu1s5bQ4 #vasemmisto #aktivismi #poliikka (translated)
Mikko Välimaa described France as being on fire and denied that the reason for the situation was austerity policy. According to him, the country's public finances had been managed loosely for half a century, and now the money had run out. Välimaa wrote that French children would have to pay for the socialists' final bill and considered the development a great warning for Finland. #Ranska #talous #poliikka (translated)
The author called the president a corrupt narcissist and claimed that he was trying to sell Ukraine to enrich himself. According to him, the process had taken longer than expected but was now accelerating before the midterms. https://t.co/ZdSK55I8Ne #korruptio #Ukraina #poliikka (translated)
Some criticized Sanoma for now having a positive attitude towards humor, even though, according to the writer, the same media group had previously hinted that the image of a raccoon wearing a tie represented extremist thinking. He asked why the editorial offices did not admit to using different guidelines for framing news depending on whether the news was about a social democrat or a Finns Party member. https://t.co/cvvEVtuToe https://t.co/gGD1qzPlBA #media #uutiset #poliikka (translated)
Roni Arvonen reminded that, in his opinion, the government had not done anything for the YEL system. He wrote that the changes would not come into effect until the beginning of 2028 and that there were still significant deficiencies. According to Arvonen, the greatest uncertainty concerned the passage of the entire reform, and he estimated that the social democratic-led government would likely reject it. #YEL #uudistus #poliikka (translated)
Jesse Rauhamo wrote that Finland's development aid should be zero euros. He asked whether the decision-makers did not have the courage to stop the development aid that he described as a needless expense. #kehitysapu #Suomi #poliikka (translated)
Tommi O. Pälve wondered why Metallica's James Hetfield's statement that he would not use between-song speeches to promote a political agenda caused the left to become enraged, while the right mainly encouraged it. https://t.co/oYrljFVZ70 #Metallica #JamesHetfield #poliikka (translated)
Mikko Vuorenpää regarded it as condescending that, due to the recent defense policy openings, the international figure he described as Sanna was beginning to be referred to as Sanna Mannerheim. He suggested a more fitting name, Sanna Airo, and justified it by saying that the chief of staff bore the main responsibility for strategy during the wars, according to him. #Suomi #poliikka #historia (translated)
Matti Viren wrote that one had to wait four weeks for an X-ray examination, even though public expenditure, according to him, was 58 percent of GDP. He also criticized the fact that the country could afford to send over a billion in development aid to the south and pay very high salaries to healthcare leaders, questioning how the country was being managed. https://t.co/f4UZs8v0RW https://t.co/Tys9xHI85z #terveydenhuolto #kehitysapu #poliikka (translated)
