Karl Lauterbach without a bow tie, Robert Habeck with a kinked shirt: When top politicians dress in a casual manner, it is definitely meant to be turned towards them, but: better not.
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Peter Richter
If the new federal government is looking for last-minute Christmas gift ideas for the gentlemen: A classic is recommended here – ties. That may not sound original, but it is obviously necessary. The tendency to have no ties in the so-called traffic light coalition must also worry those who like to leave their shirt open with two buttons rather than just one. Because parliamentary democracy should be more than a primitive reflection. It’s just rampant Representative Fundamentalismwho would like to see everything that is out there meticulously depicted. But there are still no quotas as to how many representatives in Camp David sweaters and how many in Jack Wolfskin hiking jackets should sit in the Bundestag.