All these countries face an economic crisis, housing crisis, immigration crisis, energy crisis, war (Russia-Ukraine), political divide due to the Israel-Gaza war, increased budget deficit.
All due respect but if a party is prioritising getting rid of the monarchy over literally all these issues then maybe the government is really run by brain dead monkeys.
Huh the Danish public budget is at a surplus, and has been for some years, no special energy crisis that I'm aware of, war sure, but per GDP we are doing pretty decent with aid for Ukraine (top 2) :)
Afaik only one political party out of the 16, actually want to abolish the monarchy (Enhedslisten), as a thing mentioned in their party principles, with most of the others having no opinion either way, and two actively mentioning they support the monarchy in the party principles (Konservative og Dansk Folkeparti).
So if we look at those 3 parties, and their seats (out of 179 seats total):
Enhedslisten: 9 (against)
Konservative: 10 (for)
Dansk Folkeparti: 7 (for)
But even the political leader for Enhedslisten, is not more against the monarchy, than he wanted to attend the crowning of the new king, so it's a bit meh?
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All these countries face an economic crisis, housing crisis, immigration crisis, energy crisis, war (Russia-Ukraine), political divide due to the Israel-Gaza war, increased budget deficit.
All due respect but if a party is prioritising getting rid of the monarchy over literally all these issues then maybe the government is really run by brain dead monkeys.