Habeck: Green top candidate demands coalition reversal in Germany!
Habeck: Green top candidate demands coalition reversal in Germany!
Robert Habeck, the new top candidate for the Greens for the upcoming Bundestag elections, is concerned about the political situation in Austria. On Monday evening, during his election campaign tour in Lübeck, he expressed doubts about the ability to government in the Alpine Republic, especially after the failed attempt by Christian Democrats, Social Democrats and Liberals, a common government. "That shouldn't have happened, and it shouldn't be repeated in Germany," emphasized Habeck and threw a warning towards possible political developments in Germany when he spoke of an "exclusive" that could make the country more difficult, as the Austrian situation shows how the reported.
his appearance in Lübeck marked the starting shot for his election campaign tour after he was previously elected top candidate in Wiesbaden with over 96 percent of the vote. Habeck spoke urgently about topics that are particularly important to him, including the employment rate of mothers and the conditions for the right to stay of rejected asylum seekers. He wants to take responsibility for the people in Germany and, if necessary, strive for the Chancellery. "If it wears us very far, then to the Chancellery," said Habeck optimistic. His party colleague Annalena Baerbock, who expressly confirmed him in the election campaign, also supports these ambitions: "Dear Robert, I want exactly that: you as a chancellor", reported the . .
criticism and challenges
In his speech, Habeck also warned of a possible return to a grand coalition of the Union and SPD, which he sees as the cause of the standstill in German politics. He recalled that energy policy under Angela Merkel had led to a dependency on Russian gas deliveries, which also contributed to the current economic crisis. These assessments make it clear that Habeck's election campaign is shaped by the demand for change, while at the same time he is faced with falling survey values of his party, which is currently only twelve percent. Habeck will have to address these challenges during his election campaign tour in order to regain the trust of voters and to lead the Greens back to the political foreground.| Details | |
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| Ort | Lübeck, Deutschland |
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