The session is hardly over when the battle for the sovereignty of interpretation begins. Does Patrick Graichen, Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck’s most important secretary of state, have to resign? Or has everything been said about his unfortunate best man affair, everything settled, everything healed? The committees for business and climate protection deal with such questions for two and a half hours, eight cameras and just as many microphones are waiting in front of the door. And Julia Klöckner rushes to them immediately after the session. But Klöckner, the spokeswoman for economic policy for the Union faction, has barely said the first sentence when the audience is already running away from her. Habeck is here.
Affair Graichen: Sinister networks or half-true webs – politics
