The Tánaiste noted the intensely calculated approach of Fine Gael, emphasizing that "Fine Gael seem to be strategically deciding to target Fianna Fáil - more than targeting Sinn Féin." This statement reveals the evolving dynamics of political rivalry, suggesting that internal party strategies are shifting towards a more confrontational stance against their former coalition partner.
Micheál Martin firmly addressed the criticisms regarding housing policies, stating, "We have a clear strategy in place. The Help to Buy scheme is not inflating prices but rather assisting those to purchase their first home." His remarks highlight Fianna Fáil's commitment to addressing housing concerns while countering negative narratives.
Confronted with a direct question about drugs, the Tánaiste defended the party's stance by saying, "We believe decriminalisation of cannabis for personal use is a necessary progressive step. It reflects modern views towards substance use and the need for reform." This underscores Fianna Fáil's intention to tackle social issues with a contemporary perspective.
In a discussion about coalition possibilities for a future government, the Tánaiste expressed openness, suggesting, "We are in a space where we need to consider all options for coalition. It’s crucial to approach potential partners with a clear understanding of shared goals." This indicates a pragmatic approach to governance post-election.
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