Green boss: AfD No space in Bundestag key positions!

Green boss: AfD No space in Bundestag key positions!

Osnabrück, Deutschland - In political power struggle, the heated debate about awarding key positions in the German Bundestag escalates! Britta Haßelmann, the energetic co-chair of the Green Group, unadorned to the Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung that the AfD-partly secured right-wing extremist-should not receive any access to significant offices. Such a provocative demand hardly leaves someone cold: the democratic parties are asked to continue to act against any ambitions of the AfD. Haßelmann's clear announcement recalls how important the integrity of democratic institutions is. Apollo news reports that she rates the majority decisions in parliament against AfD candidates as correct.

Despite a judgment of the Federal Constitutional Court, which grants each faction the right to propose a candidate, this person must still receive the necessary majority. The AfD could not overcome this hurdle in the current legislative period. According to Haßelmann, the AfD candidates were simply not a suitable representative of the Bundestag. Haßelmann also makes a clear position with regard to the delicate migration policy: The debate about the return of Syrian refugees is sentenced as Empathielos as long as Syria has not gained in terms of law and human rights are preserved there.

Green strategy for the future

The economy also has a lot to offer the polarizing politicians: Haßelmann supports the idea of a 1,000 euro electricity credit when buying e-vehicles. Robert Habeck's proposal is an intelligent way to boost e-mobility and support the crisis-plagued automotive industry.

Another struggle is raging under the surface of the heated discourses: The CDU with its reversal of the traffic light laws causes displeasure at Haßelmann. This is a reverse step and would cause uncertainties among the population and in business. The reform of the right to vote continues to defend Haßelmann as a constitutional compliance, although the Federal Constitutional Court has only agreed in parts. This breaking of the Union is nothing more than an attempt to undermine stable progress, speculates the politician.

assessments and outlook

Another interesting aspect is that Chancellor Olaf Scholz's question of trust is in the room. Haßelmann indicates that despite all the discrepancies, including Scholz 'open new election efforts to hold the Greens on his reign. But whether Scholz is again striving for the Chancellery remains unclear.

An incredible political battle unfolds, with a clear message of the Greens: fundamental trust in the democratic basic values and sustainability, and that under upper political challenges. As a last call to a common democratic attitude, Haßelmann's statement created a huge echo. This could be interpreted as a trend -setting moment in the current political landscape. Ultimately, it turns out that clear political attitudes such as those of Haßelmann are still urgently necessary to grant grassroots democratic acceptance. It remains to be seen how the other democratic parties will react. Radio Osnabrück reports in their editors by no means a clear picture of the reactions of the other parties was.