Eva Schulz is considered to be “the young voice” of public law. If she can no longer hear something, then that. About someone who makes politics, but differently.
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Ulrike Nimz, Berlin
If you still have doubts that Eva Schulz is a godsend for public broadcasting, you can ask yourself the broadcast Maischberger. The week from January. Schulz sat there between the imageJournalists Claus Strunz and the buddy journalist Cherno Jobatey and should comment on the news situation, which looked something like this at the time: In the crematoria, coffins of the corona dead were piled up in a kind of horror tetris. In Rotterdam, water cannons dispersed young rioters. And “Germany” (ie Twitter) hyperventilated because Thuringia’s Prime Minister Bodo Ramelow on Clubhousethat he likes to loosen up the epic turns with the Chancellor with a game of Candycrush.