Economic political challenges: Solid decisions required!
Economic political challenges: Solid decisions required!
Yesterday a real economic summit was staged in the Chancellery-or was it just a listless shadow of himself? A clear case of "a lot of noise about nothing" or rather: a disaster with an announcement! The economic policy spokeswoman for the CDU/CSU parliamentary group, Julia Klöckner, left no doubt that the traffic light coalition is jeopardizing your home management.
Such a meeting should set the course for the future, but the result was foreseeable: the result of the results! Klöckner sums it up - where is the courage to make a decision? Germany is in a critical situation, and the traffic light acts like a ship without captain, in the middle of the storm! Uncertainties make the companies to their knees and the retention of investments disappear. Operations are the bitter reality that not only harm the German economy, but also the international reputation of Germany enormously!
the traffic lights under pressure
According to Klöckner, the traffic light has become a real risk of location. "The location is clear!" - It makes it clear that exuberant taxes, rising energy prices and bureaucracy weaken the location of Germany. If the Chancellor had only taken the time to really hear the reality, he might have realized that he must not be deaf during times of crisis! Instead? Shopping policy and summit competition!
"We need decisions!", Klöckner continued. Citizens are not interested in useless meetings, they expect results, tangible acts that advance the individual and the country. With every further delay, the risk of jobs, innovations and the German economy as a whole grows. Klöckner's appeal is clear: If the Chancellor is unable to repair the defective traffic lights, then he should take responsibility and draw the consequences!
who is affected?
The CDU/CSU parliamentary group, chaired by Friedrich Merz, sees itself as the voice of the middle. Freedom, cohesion and personal responsibility are the top priority - especially at a time when economic stability is at stake. Klöckner and her parliamentary group call up the Federal Government not to neglect this path and instead actively stand up for a strong, free constitutional state and a social, ecological market economy.
The clock ticks and time is pushing! It remains to be seen how long the traffic light coalition still adheres to its indecisiveness, while the pressure from outside and inside will be larger every day. Klöckner spoke - now deeds are asked! The economy and all of Germany finally expect!