The Junge Union held the Germany Day in Münster with the leaders of the CDU and CSU billed!
► It was particularly hearty yesterday for Union parliamentary group leader Ralph Brinkhaus (53, CDU). After his traffic light criticism, the JU delegate Hagen Blöcher (24) stated: The CDU was “not in a position to equip the Bundeswehr in 16 years”. But then “no matter how bold it is to shift our own political failure onto our political opponents”.
And addressed directly to Brinkhaus: “Make yourself honest. Question yourself! (…) And when you have done that, then you can think about how you can credibly sell to Bundeswehr soldiers that you stand up for these interests. “
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► When the parliamentary group leader called the traffic light program “tight left”, JU man Moritz Übermuth (24) burst the collar: “The thesis that socialism is breaking out in Germany with Christian Lindner – my God, how should we actually be in Germany kidding yourself? ”That was“ just too clumsy ”.
Instead, the young Unionist exercised brutal self-criticism: “When I look at medium-sized companies in Germany, they are milked like a fat cow. They don’t get anything from us. ”He therefore heard from companies that they weren’t afraid of the traffic light coalition.
► The delegate Paul Winkel (22) criticized the election disaster in the east. “One topic that has fallen under the table is the AfD. We lost and couldn’t win back voters that we should have won back four years ago, ”said Winkel.
The JU man stunned: “The whole East, Mr. Brinkhaus, is being lost!” His appeal: “We finally have to talk about the East. Armin Laschet missed that, you just missed that. “
► The failed CDU chancellor candidate Armin Laschet, who was even applauded on Saturday for his willingness to self-criticize, also got a slap in the end: Laschet’s grandly announced cell phone ban for CDU meetings, so that no more information is pierced, refused the approximately 800 JU delegates in a vote.