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Labor Party (Norway) (view source)
Revision as of 16:28, September 5, 2008
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== Criticism ==
== Criticism ==
*''Arrogance of power.'' As governing party in 16 years after the Second World War, the party was called arrogant by many opposition members. This includes, for instance, that the party often appoints party members for important governmental positions, as chief in Norwegian Broadcastning (NRK): From 1948 to 2001, all the chiefs had been politicians in the Labour Party.
*''Arrogance of power.'' As governing party in 16 years after the Second World War, the party was called arrogant by many opposition members. This includes, for instance, that the party often appoints party members for important governmental positions, as chief in the [[Norwegian State Broadcastning]] (NRK): From 1948 to 2001, all the chiefs had been politicians in the Labour Party.
*''Populism.'' The party has been attacked for being [[populism|populistic]] by Trine Skei Grande ([[The Liberal Party (Norway)|Liberal Party]], 2005), [[Torbjørn Røe Isaksen]] ([[The Conservative Party (Norway)|Conservative Party]], 2004) and the newspaper [[Bergens Tidende]] (2003).
*''Populism.'' The party has been attacked for being [[populism|populistic]] by Trine Skei Grande ([[The Liberal Party (Norway)|Liberal Party]], 2005), [[Torbjørn Røe Isaksen]] ([[The Conservative Party (Norway)|Conservative Party]], 2004) and the newspaper [[Bergens Tidende]] (2003).