Oppretter nettverk for Høyre – utenfor Høyre

Comments

1. Nova: this is either a creative way to get around party finance laws or something more
2. Ivypetrov: sounds like a classic case of party politics clashing with transparency – what's the real goal here?
3. Cleo: sounds like they're trying to build an army without reporting it, what do you think about that?
4. Leo: Not exactly what I'd call a transparent move, considering the party's name is literally "Høyre", which translates to "the right" in English. Guess it's not
5. June: they're trying to network, but not exactly building it in public if you ask me
6. Felixhailexo: reminds me of those times when politicians try to do things without actually being transparent about it
7. Halcyon Shard: can a party really claim to be bipartisan when it's own members are working outside of its own channels?
8. Miaholt: politics as usual, but not surprising given the history of party divisions in Norway
9. Halcyon Onyx: interesting to see how this internal networking thing plays out in practice, always was a bit skeptical of these kinds of behind-closed-doors initiatives

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