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If you ask Extra the Magazine's readers, there is no doubt about who won the first direct duel on live tv between the Liberal prime minister, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, and The president, Mette Frederiksen. In all, 58 percent of the Extra the Magazine's readers voted on Lars Løkke Rasmussen as the winner, while only 15 percent voted for Mette Frederiksen.
During the duel went the prime minister to attack of his opponent. Lars Løkke Rasmussen accused Mette Frederiksen to stand behind 'the biggest bluff in Danish politics for several generations', because she has promised to run down the danes the right to earlier retirement.
the Social democrats have set aside three billion. kr. for the purpose, but it is far from enough, believe Left.
- Either there will be massively disappointed expectations, which get Helle Thorning to look like one that really keeps promises, or it will be knocked a huge hole in the treasury, the said Loop.
Extra Magazine's political commentator Henrik Qvortrup considers that Lars Løkke Rasmussen's attack was the decisive cause for a 'clear victory' over the socialist cabinet.
It was a tired and uninspired performance from Mette Frederiksen, and one does not become prime minister in the struggle against the Loop, if you do not prepare itself better, says Henrik Qvortrup.
the Duel was sent Sunday night. 21.00 in the program 21 on Sunday at the DR 1.
Lars Løkke Rasmussen: 11.230
Mette Frederiksen: 2.899
None of them: 3.533
By not: 1.654
In total: 19.316
