SPD or Union?
In surveys, a duel for the strongest force emerged recently.
Your general secretaries go on attack again.
Berlin - The election campaign managers have done their job soon.
There is a general election on Sunday, then the riddle will be solved: Who will get the most votes?
Who has a good chance of being elected Chancellor?
The polls of the last few days do not give a clear picture.
The race in the front places is close, due to the many undecided voters, the outcome of the election is open.
Time for the secretaries-general of the CDU and SPD to tackle each other sharply again.
Federal election 2021: CDU General Secretary warns - "Means massive left shift of the SPD"
CDU man Paul Ziemiak takes up a central election campaign statement of the Union: the fear of a "left slide". With regard to the left wing of the party around party vice Kevin Kühnert, he was even more specific: "More than 50 young socialists are expected to belong to the future SPD parliamentary group," he told the
Stuttgarter Zeitung
and the
Stuttgarter Nachrichten
. “That means a massive shift to the left of the SPD.” The Jusos, the party's youth organization, have never been as powerful within the SPD as they were at this point in time. "After the election, Kevin Kühnert's comrades will take power," Ziemiak expected.
SPD General Secretary Lard Klingbeil opposed this in the same newspapers: "After 16 years Merkel has broken and devoid of ideas." The CDU and CSU would have to go to the opposition bench, the Union had no idea of its own for the future of the country.
“And then she has a candidate for Chancellor that the party and the voters do not want,” said the SPD politician.
"That is why the entire election campaign of the CDU and CSU is based on scare tactics and attacks against the SPD."
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Final spurt for the Bundestag election: Scholz sees “momentum” in the SPD
Armin Laschet (CDU), among others, emphasized again and again during the election campaign that the SPD would hide left-wing faces as candidate for Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
The SPD took up the last, about party leader Norbert Walter-Borjans in an interview with the
Münchner Merkur
.
Laschet attacked his SPD competitor particularly hard when it came to a left alliance of the SPD, the Greens and the Left - for example in the TV trialles.
Meanwhile, the SPD is leaning back and relaxed on the outside.
Even if the gap in surveys between the SPD and the Union has recently narrowed again
, Scholz remained optimistic
on
Bild-TV
on Friday evening: he sees the “momentum” in his party.
Scholz already gave his final rally in Cologne.
(cibo)
