Bavaria: Tame meeting at Gillamoos – Bavaria

A red sock campaign? Iwo, says Markus Söder. But then it starts exactly in this direction: A federal government for the first time in history with the participation of the “successor party of the SED”, the Left – “our country does not deserve that”. And also no “diluted left soup”, a traffic light coalition made up of the SPD, the Greens and the FDP. Tax increases, expropriations, indebtedness and liability through a European financial equalization, the CSU boss outlines all of this. At the latest when Söder speaks of the Lower Bavarian savers who would be “used for banking business somewhere in Europe”, the murmuring in the hall gets louder. Söder’s bugbear probably drives the audience at Gillamoos in Abensberg, Lower Bavaria. With, so to speak, replacement Gillamoos a few weeks before the election.