CSU Chief and Prime Minister: The Double Söder
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56 Articles
At the CSU party congress in Munich, Federal Chancellor Merz praised cooperation in the Union. At the same time, he warned that CDU and CSU would have to stand together even more closely in order to protect Germany from extremists from the very left and the very right. He did not comment on the debate about the successor of Federal President Steinmeier in his speech, but nevertheless caused cheer.
Ralf Stegner lobt Ilse Aigner als Kandidatin für das Amt der Bundespräsidentin, übt aber Kritik an der Handhabung der Personalie. Die Union dürfe nicht
At the CSU Party Day, the CDU leader is silent about the sister party's ambitions to appoint the Federal President in the future. However, displeasure about this was only heard in the corridors.
At the low point of his reputation, Chancellor Merz talks at the CSU Party Day. He attacks Left and AfD. He is silent about the Federal President's election. Behind the scenes, there is trouble between CDU and CSU.
When Friedrich Merz mentioned Ilse Aigner at the CSU Party Day on Saturday, the delegates cheered her loudly. The conflict over the federal presidential election is threatening to intensify. The CSU is putting pressure on Aigner, although the CDU itself wants to nominate a candidate.
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