US EditionGerman SPD Politician Steps Down After Drawing Swastika on Ballot Beside AfD Candidate’s Name
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Daniel Born is to resign his mandate and no longer run for the SPD, demands the party. He had drawn a swastika on a ballot paper.
Daniel Born had already given up his positions as President of the Parliament and SPD Group member after a swastika smearing. His party now demands further consequences.
By drawing a swastika behind the name of an AfD candidate in a state parliament vote, Daniel Born triggers a scandal. In an interview, he regrets his action. After the political consequences, he must also fear legal consequences.
After the swastika on a ballot paper in the state parliament of Baden-Wuerttemberg, SPD politician Daniel Born described his actions as a short-circuit reaction.
After the swastika scandal in the Landtag, the polluter comes to the floor. SPD politician Born did not fear to fly. Why he admitted the act anyway.
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