Saar Prime Minister: Act quickly when reorganizing

Saar Prime Minister Tobias Hans has demanded a quick reaction from the CDU to the historic defeat in the federal election. "You just have to act quickly now so that things can go ahead with the party," he said on Monday when he arrived at the deliberations of the CDU top committees about a new structure in terms of personnel and content. It's not just about new faces, but also about "that the CDU also develops a new sound for itself".

Berlin - The CDU leaders in the federal states should be more involved here, said Hans.

"We understood that." In Saarland, they showed how it was done at the weekend, he emphasized: Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer and Economics Minister Peter Altmaier had renounced their mandates for the new Bundestag and thus cleared the way for the next one Generation.

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It must be clear that the CDU stands for modern family policy and that strong shoulders have to carry more than weak shoulders, said Hans. Achievement must be worthwhile, whoever works must have more than someone who does not work. A modern climate policy dispel the myth that it costs nothing - at the same time, it must be ensured that, for example, the workers in the industry and the pensioners alone foot the bill.

CDU leader Armin Laschet wanted to present his plans for staff and content renewal to the party leadership after the historic disaster in the federal election.

He announced on Thursday that he wanted to moderate the renewal process and propose a party congress to the bodies to reorganize.

Laschet had put aside his own ambitions for a new staffing and also for possible further negotiations with the Greens and FDP about a Jamaica alliance.

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