AfD Committee Chairs: Hessen's MP Rhein Sparks Debate on Political Handling
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Hessen's Prime Minister Boris Rhein (CDU) is currently responsible for the discussion. He has spoken out not to deny AfD-deputy chairpersons in the committees of the Bundestag in principle. Thus, he encounters a contradiction among the coalition factions. At the same time, his drive touches on a debate that has been going on for a long time: How far should the demarcation of the AfD reach - and where does it go into exclusion? CDU/CSU, SPD, Gree…
The Hessian Prime Minister Boris Rhein (CDU) pleads for a different way of dealing with the AfD. He wants to fight them politically, not with procedural tricks. To do this, the federal CDU would have to change its course.
The alternative for Germany welcomed the initiative of Hessen's Prime Minister Rhein to deal differently with the AfD in the Bundestag. Parliamentary CEO Baumann told the news agency AFP that he expected the CDU to abandon its strategy of exclusion in the foreseeable future. Criticism came from the coalition factions.
The harder the citizen chooses change, the more desperate and totalitarian the political establishment reacts. In Germany, the right-wing Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) is now at a monstrous thirty percent in the polls. Almost one in three German voters is disgusted by the open borders...
Hessen's Prime Minister Boris Rhein (CDU) pleads for less exclusion of the AfD in the Bundestag in the future. She should also be able to take over presidencies in the specialist committees. Criticism of his proposal also comes from his own ranks.
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op-online.deBoris Rhein (CDU) wants to leave committee chairmen to the AfD, but rejects a ban. The advance provides for a fierce frenzy in the federal party.
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