The Greens govern here and there, they have gained experience and got to know the world out there, and now they can add their two cents here and there. competence to convey this is clearly more important to them than to other parties, who sometimes loosen up a little in between with simple slogans (FDP: “Europe. Simply. Do it.”). The Greens’ EU election manifesto, on the other hand, was clearly written in a state of madness, 114 pages, language: expertocratic, a kind of Esperanto for Europe plus of course – we are talking about the Greens – feeling.
EU election programs under review, today: The Greens – Culture
