Scheuer breaks his silence: the media are hate and agitation generators!

Scheuer breaks his silence: the media are hate and agitation generators!

Munich/Passau -the former Federal Transport Minister and CSU City Councilor Andreas Scheuer is currently talking to a violent Facebook post. In this he expresses his outrage about what he calls a "broken game" after having failed in a decisive election in the Passau city council. Supposedly he was prevented from being elected to the auditing and foundation committee by a city council of the Greens and a framework-free new city council after a CSU city council had voluntarily resigned.

The election took place on Monday, but Scheuer could not win the majority. This is particularly noteworthy because he recently resigned his Bundestag mandate and many in his party find it positive. Scheuer now speaks of an "underground behavior" of many participants and blames the media for the negative presentation of his person.

public criticism and allegations against the media

Scheuer's accusations are primarily directed against the reporting of the Bavarian Radio and the “Passauer Neue Presse”. He accuses the media of being clamped into an "undemocratic" process and speaks of an inconsistent mixing of federal and local politics. Scheuer enters the public event with his thesis that the media would become the "stirrup holder of malice", which endangers both democracy and committed citizens.

He shows himself unimpressed by possible reactions to his harsh words and insists that he will "not take back a word". The emotional reactions that his statement triggered show how tense the relationship between him and the media is. In the past, he has already been perceived as the victim of media reporting, which was also reflected in his statements in the committee of inquiry for the second regular route.

political consequences for Andreas Scheuer

The political future of Scheuer is under question. While many in the CSU say behind the scenes that his responsibility for the failed toll project had played a major role in the latest election flaps, it can be seen that dealing with it within the party is tense. His resignation from the Bundestag and the Lea that he has no successor leaves many in the party.

Although some party friends say that "the Andi is a nice guy" and has done a lot, his start -up behavior on the Internet could raise uncomfortable questions regarding his political relevance. His effects on the party and the Passau city administration will continue to be observed, while he has now also resigned his city council mandate.

CSU policy in Lower Bavaria seems somewhat unsettled. The chairman Christian Bernreiter did not comment on the current events due to a Corona disease, and inquiries to other party officials have so far remained unanswered. It remains to be seen how the political climate in Passau and the CSU will develop after this incident.

Although Scheuer's Facebook post is a clear statement on the current political situation, he could actually mark the end of his political career. The involvement in internal disputes and the public use of criticism could mean that the wind for Scheuer is no longer as cheap as before, what many will observe.

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