Struck’s Law stands for the self-confidence of parliamentarians. But in a coalition it can develop explosive force, writes Nico Fried in his current column.
This time it’s about Frank Schäffler and Struck’s law. If you think: “Neither of them tell me anything,” I answer: When the FDP member of the Bundestag Schäffler made a racket in his party for the last time, Christian Lindner later resigned, and the FDP not only fled the government, but also fled the Bundestag. Interested now? I thought to myself.