Democracy is not just out there with the people in Denmark. Danish democracy is really out there. Period. Whether a Prime Minister on the job hunt for the position as the next NATO Secretary General, members of the Social Liberals (B) creating new parties, or latest - the current Danish Minister of Social Welfare, Karen Jespersen (V) first defecting her original party, then defecting her Ministry - Danish politics is in a turmoil. What are voters supposed to think? They make a choice by way of voting. But with the overall tendency of political mutiny, my paradoxical question is this: what is the electorate really left with - if not choice?
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- My interests are politics, journalism, writing, travelling, and the general state of the world (no less). I am usually in pursuit of the above. The paradoxical way.