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Altmaier rejects the fundamental change of direction of the CDU
04.02 clock: Federal Minister of the Economy, Peter Altmaier (CDU), has spoken out against the political shift of his party. "Anyone who wants to unilaterally change the course of the Union or wants to reduce it to a single subject will go through difficult times," Altmaier told the newspaper "Bild". The vast majority of Germans do not want a fundamental change of course. "
He "understood the main candidates for the succession of Chancellor Angela Merkel to the leadership of the CDU – the Secretary General Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, the former leader of the faction of the Union Friedrich Merz and the Minister Federal Health Jens Spahn – so do not want that.
Similarly, in the refugee and migration policy, no course corrections are necessary. "Humanity and tenacity are a good guide," said Altmaier. "We have significantly reduced the influx in Germany and accelerated the procedures." Repatriation of rejected asylum seekers, especially offenders, was "the big construction site, we have not closed yet".
Merkel's confidante did not agree with Spahn's badessment that there was no debate on migration. "We have no discussion deficit, but a lack of action," Altmaier said. "Violent and violent migrants with unresolved asylum status must be deported much more quickly."
The next change to the summit of the CDU was above all an "opportunity to arouse interest and meet the expectations of voters," said the Federal Minister of Economy. Basically, he is not worried about the state of the Union and the poor polls. But he added: "If we want to remain a popular party, we soon need electoral results above 35%!"
former chancellor Schröder advises the SPD on the economic policy profile
Wednesday, November 7 at 15:00: Former SPD President and Chancellor Gerhard Schröder called on his party to change course and strengthen its economic profile. "With a policy of going beyond the left party, we are not winning any bouquet of flowers," he told the Rheinische Post. "The SPD has always been successful when it had not only social competence but also economic competence." Only if the SPD regains the confidence of its citizens in the economic policy that it will succeed again. "Otherwise, it will also be difficult for the president."
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