Chancellor's Debate: Schweitzer Doubtes Merz's Back-Up
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"By doing nothing, the AfD can now simply watch how the CDU disassembles," says Fatina Keilani, World Editor in the Freedom of Expression department, on the party-internal discussions about Chancellor Merz.
The electors of the CDU are strengthening Merz's back. They oppose the speculations about a chancellor's exchange and the proposal to rule with changing majorities, which would in fact lead to political chaos.
The CDU prime ministers are behind Friedrich Merz in a letter, but do not call him by name. For SPD federal vize Alexander Schweitzer, an indication that could indicate the replacement of the Chancellor. He finds the acting of the Christian Democrats as a whole very unusual.
For weeks there have been rumors about a replacement of Chancellor Merz. Now the eight CDU prime ministers are calling for an end to the staff discussions. But something is missing in their statement.
After the election debacle in Saxony-Anhalt, eight CDU prime ministers want to end the personnel debate with a fire letter. But two names are missing: Merz himself is not mentioned by name - and Bayern's CSU prime minister Markus Söder did not sign the letter.
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