Eckhardt Rehberg shoots against Schwesig: SPD is subject!

Eckhardt Rehberg shoots against Schwesig: SPD is subject!

Bad Doberan, Deutschland - The political landscape in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is still shaped by old and new conflicts. Eckhardt Rehberg, a former member of the Bundestag of the CDU, who withdrawn from active politics almost four years ago, is critical of the current top candidate of the SPD, Manuela Schwesig. In an interview, Rehberg emphasizes that the regular exchange with Angela Merkel maintains that Schwesigs are causing him to worry and the independence of the SPD parliamentary group. He describes the SPD in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania as structural and personnel, which indicates a drastic relationship of power. This sentimental criticism shows that the people involved linger in political events long after their active time.

is striking Rehberg's allegation of Schwesig, her Russia policy is unbelievable. The intensifying geopolitical situation plays a role here, which not only ensures discussions locally, but also nationwide. During his active time, Rehberg was a concise voice within the CDU. His positive assessment of Friedrich Merz's chancellorship indicates that he also sees responsibility at the top for urgently needed reforms. When it comes to topics such as the Federal Government's debt pact, however, he realizes that he has no way around solutions for defense ability and infrastructure.

merz and the challenges of the CDU

The CDU itself is under pressure. Angela Merkel, who ruled Germany for over 16 years, is still exposed to violent criticism from his own ranks. The discussion about her migration policy, which, as many party colleagues, is no longer up to date, is particularly important. The fact that Friedrich Merz called up last year to avoid collaboration with the AfD underlines the intra -party conflict. Merkel's repeated dissatisfaction with the support of the AfD for CDU applications has irritated many members. According to a survey, most CDU members think Merkel's comments are inappropriate and harmful, which reveals the dispute within the party.

Merkel, who is often referred to as the "Teflon Chancellor", cannot still freely come from her responsibility for the crises that Merz tries to cope with. Several prominent voices - including Ole von Beust and Peter Harry Carstensen - warn that an offensive approach in the current situation is not expedient. An impending appointment in the Bundestag on a draft law to restrict family reunification also brings with it important need for discussion and ensures excitement in public. The draft also provides for an expansion of the powers of the federal police, which is considered problematic from different sides.

Rehberg enjoys his retirement

Personally, Rehberg continues. The former CEO of Hansa Rostock, who also received an artificial knee joint, enjoys his time in the rehab in Bad Doberan. He decided not to strive for a political mandate and to stay out of city representatives or district days. Instead, he devotes himself to the self -growing of vegetables and enthusiastically runs bike and motorcycle. These new priorities seem to fulfill him, even if he continues to critically pursue and discuss the political events.

In a time when the political interfaces are becoming increasingly complex, Rehberg's commitment shows that retirement dealers can continue to show an interest in developments and express their opinion without withdrawing themselves. It remains to be seen whether the CDU and especially politics in Schwerin will hear these critical voices.