Anger after Söder-Post on Instagram: "Take care of yourself finally"
Created: 06/09/2022, 21:26
By: Katarina Amtmann
Markus Söder had to take criticism.
© Screenshot Instagram/Markus Söder/Imago/Sven Simon (Collage: Merkur.de)
Markus Söder posted a harmless food photo.
That didn't go down well with everyone.
The CSU boss was asked to finally react to the energy crisis.
Munich – Markus Söder is currently on the road a lot.
At the inauguration of the innovation center at WIKA in Klingenberg, Bavaria's prime minister stopped by as well as at the Michaelmas fair in Miltenberg.
He was also a guest at the political morning pint in Aubing.
Söder visiting Upper Bavaria: Weißwurst breakfast before the Rosenheim Thanksgiving parade
After the folk festival in Karpfham, there is also a visit to the Rosenheim Thanksgiving parade on Sunday (September 4th).
Söder posted his breakfast in advance: "Great start to the day: Strengthening with white sausages at the butchers' and bakers' guild before the Rosenheim Thanksgiving parade," said the CSU boss.
“Bavaria stands by handicrafts and small and medium-sized enterprises.
Master and master are equally important.
I am a child of the trade myself: my father was a master bricklayer.”
The CSU boss did it again: Markus Söder shared a photo of his lunch on Instagram. Some are happy, others are annoyed.
Söder-Post draws criticism: "Take care of yourself at last"
"Have a great day for you and enjoy your meal," wishes a follower.
Another woman simply comments “envy”.
But there are not only words of praise for Söder: “Many bakers and butchers are already having problems with energy costs.
Some are closing their businesses because they can no longer afford the costs.
Take care and get involved.
Even Bavaria alone could support its fellow citizens, "so the criticism.
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The critical comment also immediately receives an affirmative answer: "Not only the, what should we say from the food trade, with us the cooling and deep-freeze chests run 365 days and that 24 hours a day.
My brother's electricity costs have doubled, although he only had new energy-saving LED lamps installed for around €30,000.
We retailers will be forgotten again!” it says angrily.
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