Söder Also Rejects Wüst's Idea: Hessen's Prime Minister Rhein Rejects AfD Ban Test
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14 Articles
Hendrik Wüst has re-launched the debate on a banning procedure against the AfD. Many members of the Union, including Söder and Merz, are resisting it. The dispute shows one of the biggest party problems. A comment.
As the first CDU Prime Minister, Hendrik Wüst wants to examine the AfD constitutionally – Bavaria and Hesse are skeptical.
A few days after the election in Saxony-Anhalt, CSU Prime Minister Markus Söder speaks clear words at the F.A.Z. European Conference in Berlin. He doesn't believe in a banning process against the AfD – nor does he believe in a rejection of the reform plans.
After the severe fall of his party in Saxony-Anhalt, Hendrik Wüst had initiated an AfD ban. Markus Söder is now clearly distanced from him ...
After the Landtag elections in Saxony-Anhalt, the Union is looking for a means against the victorious AfD. NRW-Landeschef Wüst proposes to have a ban on the party examined. His counterparts in Hesse and Bavaria wave off. The outcome would be uncertain, it would take too long.
After the AfD election victory in Saxony-Anhalt, Markus Söder (CSU) calls for a substantive duel with the party. Where he calls for cuts in federal politics and why he protects Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
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