Politicians show Christmas magic: Who has the most beautiful tree?

Politicians show Christmas magic: Who has the most beautiful tree?

On December 25, 2024, the top politicians of Austria show themselves in a contemplative mood after an eventful "super election year" came to an end. They use the holidays to give an insight into their private life and share their Christmas mood with the citizens on social media. The Styrian governor Mario Kunasek posted warm Christmas greetings together with a family photo: "Merry Christmas dear ones!" The Mayor of Vienna Michael Ludwig and his wife show themselves when decorating their festively illuminated Christmas tree, which shines in warm gold and orange tones and symbolically stands for the security of the Christmas season. This festive joy has apparently led to a Christmas tree duel among the politicians that raises questions: Who has the most beautiful Christmas tree in the living room? So reported OE24.

political Christmas messages and gratitude

Chancellor Olaf Scholz emphasized the cohesion in society on this Christmas. "At Christmas we all feel what community and cohesion is - especially after this challenging year," said his message on Twitter. He wishes the people happy holidays in the circle of family and friends and at the same time thanks those who work on the holidays, as mentioned in the report of the Tagesspiegel. Measures of the healthcare system remained essential, and Health Minister Karl Lauterbach also expressed thanks to the employees who are also on duty over the holidays. "Without people like them, our society couldn't work," he emphasized on Twitter.

The finance minister Christian Lindner also expressed his thanks by praising the hard -working citizens who work tirelessly for society on Christmas Eve. He describes the holidays as a time of reflection and relaxation, especially after such a challenging year. In this festive time, the efforts achieved are recognized by those who ensure that the country continues to work - an important sign of cohesion in times of crisis.

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