Once upon a time, DF was born from an anti-taxation movement. After they copy-pasted the social-democrat program and added their nationalistic view, they impacted the Danish politics for almost two decades. In the last decade, they slowly forgot about their social-democrat side and doubled down on their nationalistic side, placing themselves firmly in the “right-wing camp” of the “blue block”. However, the issue of “immigration” has lost importance over the years and now the party is fighting for survival. After elections last Sunday, they got a new president, Morten Messerschmidt (with 60% of the votes) who is still on trial for fraud.Â
