The SPD would like to solve all the conflicts of the traffic light coalition behind closed doors, but the FDP and the Greens prefer to argue publicly. One party in particular benefits from this. A campaign strategist explains how to do it better.
From Frank Stauss’ point of view, the traffic light coalition with its differences is currently strengthening the Union without it being able to do anything about it. And evil tongues say that Olaf Scholz is only chancellor because of the mistakes of others. Unity would be crucial for a better public image of the coalition. Stauss concedes, which of course is easier to say than to act politically.