DHe CSU Chairman Marcus Soder It has publicly expressed support for placing the anti-Left coalition warnings at the center of the final stages of the campaign. Söder said in an ARD summer interview on Sunday: “Now, alternatives must be on the table, hot left or bourgeois government.” For red-red-green, Söder talked about “massive tax increases” and instability. And Germany’s withdrawal from NATO. “These are very far-reaching consequences and must now be the focus.”
SPD candidate for prime minister Olaf Schultz In the Frankfurt report, the possibility of an alliance between the government and the left is up in the air. He has repeatedly avoided the issue of alliances with the left, and through his experience has shown that “after one alliance is rejected, the next alliance will follow. At some point, the state no longer discusses the welfare of the state, but discusses various issues. Fang’s plan”. Schultz added that every German government must “make a clear commitment to the transatlantic partnership, NATO member states, and a strong and sovereign European Union.” The left-wing party still wants to dissolve NATO and replace it with “a pan-European collective security system with Russian participation.” Last week, most left-wing parliamentary groups abstained in voting on the authorization of the Bundeswehr’s Afghan evacuation mission.
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Green Premier Candidate Annalena Balbok For this reason, it keeps a distance from the left-wing party, but it does not absolutely rule out the possibility of alliances. “Basically, in a democratic country, all democratic parties must be able to speak,” Funke Media Group newspaper said. But with the vote on authorization, the left “just stepped aside.” Germany must be able to act on foreign and security policies and become a reliable partner. Balbok said that the reliability of foreign policy also means supporting NATO.
