Green politician with a blatant criticism: How long does the traffic light last?

Green politician with a blatant criticism: How long does the traffic light last?

Ebreichsdorf, Österreich - Last weekend, the club chairwoman of the Greens, Sigrid Maurer, provided heated discussions. In an interview with the courier, she expressed clear criticism of the ÖVP and FPÖ. She described her sharp comments about the former Styrian governor Christopher Drexler as "Würdelos" and "cheap". Especially when it described the FPÖ as "gruesome", there were immediately reactions from politicians of the freedom. Lisa Schuch-Gubik, who has newly moved into the National Council mandate, was outraged by Instagram and asked Maurer to go to a higher level. But she was not asked twice and criticized the Greens for her policies over the past five years, in which the FPÖ saw little chance in the opposition role of finding practical solutions, especially with regard to the current economic challenges for families and pensioners.

political tensions and personal celebrations

parallels are also shown in the personal life of the Lisa Gubik mentioned at the beginning. This week she celebrated her wedding with Christian Schuch in Ebreichsdorf. Gubik, which is seen as a promising talent of the FPÖ and is about to move into the National Council, shows that, despite the heated political debates, personal success can also be celebrated. Their marriage took place only shortly after the intensive discussions about the budget and the challenges of the political system in Austria, which show up in the ongoing coalition negotiations. Here the parties face a deep 15 billion euro hole in the budget, which further complicates internal communication. These confrontative moods once again show how tight politics and personal fates are interwoven, as well as noe.n reported.

The area of tension between personal success and the political challenges remains tense. The coalition talks started with hardened fronts, and the politically moving background illustrates how unsafe the next steps could be for everyone involved. A foretaste of the fights that take place both in parliament and in the personal life of politicians.