US EditionResistance in the Union Against Spd Proposal for Karlsruhe
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16 Articles
A two-thirds majority is needed in the Bundestag to elect judges for the Federal Constitutional Court. Black-red needs the Greens and the Left – which demands participation in future elections.
The highest German court is expected to occupy three judges. A two-thirds majority in the Bundestag is necessary with the help of the opposition. But black-red seems already divided among itself.
Federal President Steinmeier called for a careful consideration of the question of a banning procedure against the AfD.
LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung
rnd.deThe Union and the SPD lack sensitivity to the financial concerns of the people - and the sense of a looming catastrophe. A look out from the air-conditioned chancellor's office would help.
The SPD candidate for the Federal Constitutional Court, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, is increasingly under attack. Her attitude to the AfD, to Corona and to the protection of life are now always outraged by Union Members.
At its party congress, the SPD decided to prepare an AfD ban procedure. A federal-state working group is to collect evidence of the party's unconstitutionality and should it be sufficient, the Social Democrats want to insist on a ban application before the Federal Constitutional Court. Hopefully, this will not become an independent goal, like the failed Compact ban.
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