In the fullness of time, Sweden’s Sept. 11 parliamentary election may mark a minor turning point for the West: a country long famous for leftism is heading in the right’s direction.
The Sweden Democrats, once a marginal party, received 20.5 percent of the vote, second only to the left-wing Social Democrats.
What’s more, the Sweden Democrats’ coalition with other parties on the right beat a left-wing coalition associated with the incumbent government. They’ll have real influence in the new parliament…