That Maggus Söder is a flip-flopper, we’ve known that for a long time. But here he demonstrates it once again, quite clearly:
Söder described as “absurd” the idea of cutting off funding to the state of Saxony-Anhalt, governed by the AfD, by withholding its funds from the state financial equalization scheme. The system generally needs to be changed. But it cannot be used to punish a state. “I consider that the wrong approach. Different policies are needed. That is the consequence of Saxony-Anhalt.”
If Berlin gets a Governing Mayor from the Left Party following Sunday’s state election, less money is supposed to flow from Bavaria and the federal government to the capital, according to CSU leader Markus Söder. “We will now also take another close look at Germany’s financial systems,” Söder said at the CSU parliamentary group retreat in Kloster Banz. “It’s gradually getting on our nerves to no end that we’re ultimately supposed to pay for the weakness of others and for misguided policies.”
This is just one of countless examples in which Söder makes an immediate 180° turn. Other keywords would be: environmental and climate protection, nuclear power ...
At least so far, he remains faithful to his sausage, even if he no longer shows it quite so publicly.
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