Compound interest wrote that it was positive that the think tank Fores opened up for a bourgeois government with C and some form of support from SD, if the politics were deemed right. At the same time, the writer claimed that pragmatists within C had long advocated such a stance. Helena Lindahl had voted no to the January Agreement, the writer wrote, and Emil Källström had called for greater pragmatism before leaving politics. The writer also referred to Karin Källström advocating something similar on September 20, while Matilda from Fores had opposed it at that time. Compound interest accused parts of C, including Fores, of treating the party's more pragmatic members and politicians poorly and dogmatically. The writer argued that they bore the responsibility for the party's current situation and should show self-criticism. #Politik #Centerpartiet #Sverige (translated)