Ebba Busch speaking at a press conference in Visby about prioritizing welfare for ordinary families over tax cuts.

Busch prioriterer vanlige familier fremfor skattelette til de med høy inntekt

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Kristendemokratenes leder Ebba Busch advarte på en pressekonferanse i Visby om at valgseieren står i fare for Tidö-partiene. Hun understreket at de kommende fire årene ikke bør fokusere på store skatteletter, men heller på velferd og økonomien til vanlige familier.

På en pressekonferanse i Visby den 22. juni viste Ebba Busch til meningsmålinger som viser en vanskelig situasjon for Tidö-partiene. Hun sa at seieren står i fare, men trodde fortsatt på et rekordcomeback dersom partiet legger om kursen.

Busch forklarte at KD går til valg på en plattform der det samlede skattenivået ikke skal øke, men at lavinntektsgrupper bør nyte godt av det mer enn de med høy inntekt. Derfor vil ikke partiet støtte et nytt jobbskattefradrag som senker skatten for alle arbeidstakere.

Samtidig presenterte Moderaterna sine tre hovedvalgløfter for september: mer penger igjen i lommeboken for de som jobber, kortere helsekøer og sikring av at kriminelle soner straff. Statsminister Ulf Kristersson beskrev de siste årene som en opprydningsjobb, og ønsker nå å fokusere på hverdagskriminalitet og bedre økonomi for yrkesaktive familier.

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