1500 guests came to Dachau to see the green candidate for Chancellor Annalena Baerbock

Chancellor candidate Annalena Baerbock wants to renew Germany.

She announced this in her campaign speech in Dachau.

Because the Political Tuesday, traditionally the day after the end of the Dachau Volksfest, was organized by the Dachau Greens this year following the “Summer on the Thoma Meadow”. 

I have never experienced such times, because we need the political Tuesday to talk to each other, ”emphasized Martin Modlinger as spokesman for the Dachau local association of Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen in his welcoming speech for the Green Chancellor candidate Annalena Baerbock. In addition, there could also be political competition, because: “We all have to find solutions for this planet.” 1500 visitors had come.

Accordingly, Baerbock was also very hands-on with the other parties. Her credo: “We want to get the best out of this country (Germany) together, because things cannot go on as before. Yes, we want to renew ourselves and make a forward-looking policy. ”This applies to a forward-looking health policy so that people are not broken when they retire. But that also applies to children and families, who need to be put back into focus. In order for children to have their right to a good education, schools must become the central place of society, also from the perspective of the federal government.

That costs money that she wants to get from those who have a fortune of two million euros and more.

They should then pay one percent wealth tax, she said when asked by the DACHAUER RUNDSCHAU.

She is not afraid of capital flight, because there have been higher taxes for the rich in the past.

In her speech, Baerbock pointed out that she would say what she plans to do before the election and that she would not mess around on financing issues like CDU / CSU chancellor candidate Armin Laschet, who only wanted to make specific statements after the general election.

"We need 100 percent renewable energies." For this, wind power must also be made usable in Bavaria.

SPD Chancellor candidate Olaf Scholz also got his fat off: "Not to get out of coal until 2038 is clearly too late."

The fact that Federal Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer (CSU) did not fully support electric cars is a reason to dispose of it.

It used to be said that politicians should not interfere in the subject of e-cars.

But now Tesla is building an e-car factory in Brandenburg.

“That is tough industrial policy.” In any case, she does not want important industries to migrate to China or the USA.

It's about everything in the federal election on September 26th. Baerbock: “This is the most important choice of all time.” But democracy lives from the competition of the best ideas. But some did not want that. That is why it is important to protect democracy from hatred and agitation. In foreign policy, too, Germany's voice must be made audible again. "We must act together as a strong Germany in association with our partners in the European Union and must not hide behind Hungary in a humane refugee policy."

In this context, Baerbock criticized the shameful behavior of the federal government towards the Afghan helpers of the Bundeswehr and other German organizations. "We have to keep our composure and mustn't duck back." As expected, she didn't say a word about her shortcomings, which had come to light recently.

The Bundestag member of the Greens Beate Walter-Rosenheimer also criticized the federal government: The events in Afghanistan brought tears to her eyes. How could it be when thousands want to flee from the radical Islamic Taliban militias via Kabul airport that the first Bundeswehr plane had flown out just seven people, five Germans, one European and one Afghan helper? The parties in the governing coalition had rejected the request by the Greens in the Bundestag in June to begin evacuating compatriots and German helpers in good time.

Germany needs changes and they need them now, said Walter-Rosenheimer. She also criticized CDU / CSU chancellor candidate Armin Laschet, who did not want to change any policy despite the flood disaster in Germany. Changes are needed in climate policy, which 72 percent of German citizens rate as bad, as well as in social policy. Over 13 million people in our country are at risk of poverty. "That's nine times as many people as Munich has inhabitants." That is why she wants to "overcome the unworthy Hartz IV". Like Annalena Baerbock, she also called for children and young people to be placed more at the center of politics. She advocates a voting age reduced to 16, because young people should have a stronger voice. “The world is only as good as we make it,” says Walter-Rosenheimer.

After the event, the DACHAUER RUNDSCHAU captured two voices for Baerbock's speech: Jasmin Lang, parliamentary group leader of Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen in the Dachau city council, was enthusiastic. On the other hand, the parliamentary group leader of the non-partisan citizen community (ÜB) and FDP Peter Gampenrieder missed more concrete statements on how she wanted to implement her policy. However, he praised the fact that Baerbock had not rudely hit his political competitors.