New elections required: CDU and SPD in the dispute over Scholz course!

New elections required: CDU and SPD in the dispute over Scholz course!

Remscheid/Solingen. Ingo Schäfer from the SPD vehement vehemently different approaches for the future. Hardt urges immediate new elections and warns: "A sausage of the traffic light residues until April will not be possible." His call on Facebook shows the urgency with which he demands a capable of acting for Germany.

Meanwhile, Chancellor Olaf Scholz plans to form a minority government with the Greens after the dismissal of Finance Minister Christian Lindner (FDP). This is intended to provide various draft laws, including important topics such as pension and asylum system, in the Bundestag by Christmas. Scholz intends to ask the question of trust after these measures and to strive for new elections in March. Hardt criticizes this schedule as too late and emphasizes the need for a quick solution, especially with regard to geopolitical tensions, such as the Ukraine conflict and the possible return of Donald Trump as US President.

political tensions and different views

Ingo Schäfer, on the other hand, praises Scholz’s leadership and sees Lindner's dismissal. "At a time when the world experiences many crises, it is more important than ever to set clear signs and stand up for security and stability," explains the Solinger. Schäfer emphasizes that the Greens and the Federal Minister of Digital and Transport, Volker Wissing, perceive their functions responsibly.

The dispute over the time of the new elections unfolds not only in Berlin, but also in the Bergisches Land. The political fronts are clearly drawn and other heated debates are to be expected, while the citizens hope for a solution that promises stability and security.