Then rather Baerbock or Scholz? Economy passes bitter verdict on Laschet - he starts teasing

Who will be the head of the CDU?

That question is still open.

The next blow in the neck for Armin Laschet comes from a survey in the German economy.

Berlin

- Was it the right decision to postpone the candidate freestyle to the new year?

While the last SPD hope, Olaf Scholz

, is clearing away its scandals

three quarters of a year before the

, the

still looking for the new chairman.

And about the man for

: Laschet, Merz, Röttgen or Söder, is the question.

And for some of those involved, the constantly circulating surveys bring unpleasant moments.

Armin Laschet: The fight for the top of the CDU rages on - but the economy of all people does not believe in the NRW Crown Prince

The magazine

now - by its own account representative - asked leading politicians to ask “decision-makers” from the economy about their image.

The result of the

carried out

by the Institut

is unlikely to

be to the taste of

particular

.

The

was recently punished badly in a "triell" of the Junge Union.

Now it seems to be showing: Germany's business elite has massive doubts about Laschet's economic competence, despite all business-friendly decisions at the beginning of the pandemic.

In the survey, only 5.5 percent of the participants stated that Laschet had a “

.

That meant the last place in a selection of seven politicians.

Still behind the foreign-policy profiled competitor

- and

, who in the past got into a skid on questions of automobility.

Baerbock and the Greens are likely to continue to promote their ability to govern at their party congress on the weekend.

Söder and Scholz beat Laschet in the business competence ranking - Merz at the top

Things look a lot

better for another trio:

(25.5 percent), his

(24.4) and the

and

battered

(22 , 2) a quarter of those questioned believed that they had a good knowledge of the needs and worries of the companies - although the small gap between the liberal Lindner and the social democrat Scholz seems quite remarkable.

However,

undisputed leader

.

According to Civey, the

former

is rated by 46.2 percent of “decision-makers” as economically competent.

20.1 percent of the participants wanted to attribute “none of the above” to a high level of competence in questions of economics.

did not provide any data

on the methodology of the current survey

in its article.

In a 2019 edition of the “Decision-Making Panel”, Civey said it had interviewed 1,500 entrepreneurs in managerial positions in companies with at least ten employees.

CDU chairmanship: Laschet warns through the flower of Merz - "polarizing party leader would be wrong"

Laschet tried (regardless of these numbers) on Friday to advise against

through the flower before a

- without mentioning the name of the rival.

"A polarizing party leader or chancellor would be wrong in this situation," warned the Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia.

Merz had made negative headlines only on Sunday with a harsh statement at the ARD talk "Anne Will", as

* reported.

Laschet himself

apparently

wants to

convince

the delegates at the

in January with his own government experience.

"Especially in these times, when big decisions about the corona pandemic have to be made almost every day, government experience is extremely important," he said in an interview with the

.

“The future Chancellor is required not only to give theoretical speeches, but also to do practical government work.” Merz has never held a high public office at the state or federal level.

“In a world that is out of joint, stability is a valuable asset,” the Prime Minister emphasized.

In addition, the

“develop Germany's role in Europe and the world in continuity and combine it internally with new ideas and a new dynamic for the future”.

On the same day, Laschet also made a proposal for the further Corona measures public - it was strictly, but a little more relaxed than Angela Merkel's plans.

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