Norbert Röttgen does not want to form a coalition with the FDP.
But with such refusals, he frivolously rejects coalition options that are based on democratic soil.
A comment.
Munich -
Norbert Röttgen
is in the candidate trio for the chairmanship of the
CDU
the most prominent supporter of a black-green coalition in the federal government.
So far, so well known.
The fact that the Rhinelander breaks off every bridge to the Liberals a few days before the Christian Democrats showdown is outrageous - both strategically and in terms of content.
His reasoning: The
FDP
had historically failed by breaking off the Jamaica talks in 2016, which is why the liberals are “insecure cantonists,” says Röttgen.
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A comment by Alexander Weber
© Klaus Haag
Oops, someone has strict standards when dealing with mistakes - with others.
Röttgen takes
care of his own sins
on the other hand, Christian forgiveness.
How was that again in 2012?
The then Federal Environment Minister wanted to become Prime Minister in
North Rhine-Westphalia
, but when he successfully botched the election, he was too smart to swap his soft Berlin ministerial chair for the tough opposition bank in Düsseldorf.
Irresponsible, judged the critics at the time and did not cry after
him
when
Chancellor Merkel
finally shot him.
Norbert Röttgen before the CDU party convention: He rejects the FDP
Armin Laschet
and
Friedrich Merz
can only be Röttgen's green revelation.
Anyone who
wants to
unilaterally
link
the fate of the
CDU
to a sole alliance with the
Greens
is not only
forgotten about history in
view of the many successful black-yellow coalitions.
In the struggle for free answers to questions about the future, he also recklessly rejects options after the
federal election
.
A comment by Alexander Weber