Full house at the home evening of the CSU Unterschleißheim: keynote speaker Markus Söder describes in his speech what makes home, emphasizes the importance of volunteering and appeals for a strong cooperation.
Unterschleissheim – Markus Söder gave the father of the country at home evening in Unterschleissheim. After his trips to Moscow and Berlin - "such a week is also exciting" - he was ready on Thursday evening to start the CSU's local election campaign. He praised the volunteers, charmed the local politicians, acted self-deprecatingly, embraced the audience and also raised serious issues.
The host and CSU mayor candidate Stefan Krimmer came up with a nice gesture. He sang the Frankenlied in greeting. "I have never been greeted with such good singing," replied Söder, Krimmer was "tenor-capable" with the sound box of an opera singer, a "singing beacon of hope". Söder gave further compliments to former mayor Rolf Zeitler - "he was the most beautiful local politician in the district and never got older, while the esteemed Florian Hahn year after year ... since he has to work closely with me," he teased. The keynote speaker addressed "The Flo" personally several times. The CSU district chairman is the deputy general secretary of the CSU in Berlin - and his career may not have peaked yet: "He is one of the top executives in Bavaria, modern, innovative, but also one of us," said Söder.
With verve: The Würmbachtaler appeared.
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District Administrator Christoph Göbel welcomed Söder "in the most beautiful district of Bavaria" and thanked the guest from the State Chancellery that the Free State helped the MVV reform to make a breakthrough with a 35 million grant. "This is the only way to make real progress in the reform." It was agreed to expand the MVV area. "The district needs measures for all future questions so that it can continue its success story," said Göbel, of a more powerful S-Bahn system with tangential lines, via cable car and magnetic levitation railway, "to break the Gordian knot and improve public mobility."
Söder did not save on praise: "The district is probably one of the most productive in Europe." He lost his heart and passion here. "This region is one of the most successful and promising in the world", it generates 55 percent of Bavarian tax revenue. Nevertheless, in the future one would have to “think more networked, expand the MVV, make it cheaper and finally renew this signal box, not only in ten years. I am happy to commit to that. ”
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In particular, he stood behind the volunteers: "Without the volunteering, our country would not have this beautiful, lively, homely face." A challenge is the protection of free society: "If you see how local politicians and volunteers are attacked with hate mail, there is something changes. We have to fight against it collectively, we have to ensure freedom. "He sympathized for the Green Renate Künast:" I never shared an opinion of her, but she has the right to express her opinion. The fact that she is so abused on the Internet and the court says that it is a contribution to freedom of expression is not acceptable. "
The preservation of creation is the task of a Christian party: “There are parties in the state parliament that claim that climate change is not man-made. Of course something changes. We have to do something. I would also like to open up a different perspective for the boys. ”
Söder made a gallant knee in front of the Unterschleißheim Carnival Princess, who presented him with the Order of the Unterschleißheim Carnival Club (UFC). “Unterschleißheim olé” resounded from the audience. After his speech, the 53-year-old was crowded and smiled patiently into numerous cell phone cameras. Many still wanted to take a selfie with the country father.
