Anna Schneider

Anna Schneider asked why someone should remain in a party if they are apparently ashamed of its core principles and reform promises under the slogan "CDU pur." She also questioned why voters should re-elect such individuals instead of voting directly for the SPD. https://t.co/Bt1JojfiSQ https://t.co/FBmezcjv0P #Politik #Wahlen #Parteien (translated)

Anna Schneider referred to the SPÖ in Austria as a comparison for what she considers the difficult situation of the SPD. She asked why the SPÖ, with Gerhard Zeiler, whom she described as internationally significant, did not move back to the political center but continued to steer further left, thus heading towards 10 percent. https://t.co/Da6aPs04Ls #SPD #Österreich #Politik (translated)

Anna Schneider wrote that U.S. Secretary of State Rubio gave a speech at the Acropolis in defense of Western civilization. Meanwhile, Germany had been occupied with the search for four votes for the election of the state parliament president in Saxony-Anhalt, which could jeopardize the "firewall." https://t.co/pgfbK5WSAl #WestlicheZivilisation #Akropolis #Politik (translated)

Anna Schneider wrote that things might be going wrong in the self-proclaimed "Never Again" country if solidarity is harder to muster than criticism of the government following a thwarted terrorist attack against Israelis. https://t.co/TshsJOUluy #Solidarität #Terroranschlag #Israel (translated)

Anna Schneider wrote that, as a non-German, she continues to be astonished that there are strong reactions on some political-media sides when a politician from the strongest faction in the state parliament of Saxony-Anhalt also becomes the president of the state parliament. #Politik #SachsenAnhalt #Medien (translated)

Anna Schneider wrote that Mario Voigt had explained shortly before that he was sure he would crack the "Code of the AfD" in Thuringia by 2029, as it was simple. Shortly thereafter, he introduced new procedures for finding a majority with the Left, which Schneider described as another "voter displacement program." https://t.co/CoiinEgpgK #Thüringen #AfD #Politik (translated)

Anna Schneider wrote that the Greens, often considered to be a middle-class party, aimed for a coalition of Red-Green-Red at the federal level because they had the opportunity to do so. Unlike the CDU, they apparently recognized that voters wanted a choice between left and right. https://t.co/70HWHBJa65 #Politik #Wahlen #Deutschland (translated)

Anna Schneider wrote that the actual vulgar democracy may begin rather with the Steinmeiers: There, in her view, the citizen is only considered sovereign if they make the "right" choice. She added that those who accuse others of unrestricted power fantasies should first start with themselves. https://t.co/9fVMOWaDN7 #Demokratie #Politik #Bürgerrechte (translated)

Anna Schneider wrote that in the so-called democratic center, nervousness is spreading, and everywhere there are "vulgar democrats." She criticized that people fear unlimited power primarily in others, while their own rules are interpreted more flexibly. https://t.co/4KsWWZbxGU #Demokratie #Politik #Macht (translated)

Anna Schneider wrote that, according to a proposal for the FDP party congress, majorities with the AfD should be possible. This shakes the fire wall, while the proposal also includes 13 pages of bureaucratic details. Schneider opined that the FDP is similarly tense as others, even though it could actually be free. https://t.co/hEiH15dlfU #FDP #Politik #AfD (translated)

The new Austrian package tax should hit large retailers, expressly not consumers. However, Amazon passes on the fee 1:1, resulting in €2.40 per order; at most, it just makes wallets slimmer, a political masterpiece. https://t.co/0nLSil2r8B #Österreich #Paketsteuer #ECommerce (translated)

Of course, it's cheap that left-leaning contemporaries measure with double standards, that there is a firewall against the AfD while they arrange themselves with the left fringe; however, this could also prompt the CDU to debate how long they want to cling to their constraints. https://t.co/6h2T3nxhwl #Politik #CDU #AfD (translated)

Johannes Winkel sagt mit Blick auf Sozialleistungen, dass diejenigen weniger bekommen sollten, die vorher nicht eingezahlt haben, das könnte sich der Bundeskanzler doch direkt zu Herzen nehmen, Gerechtigkeit und so. Oder kurz: Sozialstaat und offene Grenzen geht sich nicht aus https://t.co/sl5rd44Fmk #Sozialstaat #Gerechtigkeit #Sozialleistungen

Stadtbild und Integration sind kein Gegensatz, sondern Spiegelbilder, und wer nicht darüber sprechen möchte, dass sich Migration sichtbar auf das Zusammenleben auswirkt, spricht am Ende auch nicht über Integration, sondern über die eigenen Wunschvorstellungen https://t.co/RYIZMRN9sL #Integration #Migration #Stadtbild