Lercher attacks: The Interior Ministry is really so black!

Lercher attacks: The Interior Ministry is really so black!

Kobenz, Österreich - At the political Ash Wednesday of the SPÖ Styria in Kobenz, Max Lercher, the new party leader, made his first strong rhetorical blow. However, the event was less keen than in previous years, since the government participation in Vienna was in the air, the criticism of the FPÖ-ÖVP coalition in Styria was subdued. In his speech, Lercher emphasized that he does not want to leave the traditional party event to the blue in order to strongly present his position and that of the Social Democrats, such as reported. He appeared with praising words for the new State Secretary Jörg Leichtfried, to whom he humorously presented a flashlight with the reference to the "dark" conditions in the Interior Ministry, in which "it was so black".

Another point in Lercher's urgent speech was the statement about Herbert Kickl from the FPÖ, which he described as "the bride that does not dare". He criticized Kickl's lack of willingness to take responsibility for Austria after hearing a budget -like. "This perpetrator-victim reversal annoys me," said Lercher. The general public was also addressed with reference to relevant topics such as the banking, which among those present caused enthusiastic applause, which krone.at based on reports. Overall, the party leader advocated integrating the everyday problems of citizens into the political program and positioning social democracy as the voice of people.

In addition to Lercher, Julia Herr and Philip Kucher also followed at the lectern. Both contributed to the committed atmosphere by resisting Kickl. Herr found that Kickl had not even negotiated with the ÖVP for ten hours, while Kucher described him as an "extremist". Last but not least, the concerted answer to current political developments came up when Mr. and Kucher praised other social initiatives such as the rental price brake. Lercher's message was clear: "Social democracy is not over!" What those present take with great enthusiasm.