CSU supports Siegfried Walch: A maker for Berlin and our region!

CSU supports Siegfried Walch: A maker for Berlin and our region!

In a powerful commitment to the future of the region, the CSU district board on the Berchtesgadener Land Siegfried Walch nominated as a Bundestag director for the Traunstein and Berchtesgaden Land. At the meeting in Teisendorf, Walch received full support with 100 percent of the vote. Michaela Kaniber, the district chairwoman and Minister of State, praised Walch as a "experienced, citizen -friendly and responsible candidate", who could represent the interests of people in Berlin with all his might.

Walch, who is known as District Administrator of Traunstein, has passionately campaigned for the concerns of the region in his speech. He criticized the "wrong decisions in Berlin", which would have further tightened the already difficult global economic situation. "Immigration completely overwhelms us," warned Walch, demanding a fundamental reform of social policy. He emphasized the need to offer "help for self -help" instead of creating false incentives through a chaotic civil allowance system.

strong support from the region

The people present recognized Walch's commitment and his connection to the region. Bad Reichenhall's mayor Christoph Lung praised him as a politician with whom one could discuss the concerns of home at eye level. District Administrator Bernhard Kern and other local chairwoman also emphasized Walch's ability to find solutions and forge alliances. "We need someone who strongly represents the rural issues in the federal capital," said the unanimous opinion of the participants.

The session was also a forum for sharp criticism of the current federal government. Caniber was concerned about the delay of the new elections by the SPD and the Greens and described this as "political insolvency towing". The upcoming Bundestag election will be considered crucial for the future of Germany and Bavaria. "We are relying on a policy of the proposal, the proximity to the citizen and regional responsibility," concluded Kaniber and confirmed the need for a stable and trustworthy federal government.