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Spahn urges Union to be unified
(NOTE: THIS ENTRY IS WITHOUT SPEAKER TEXT.) Jens Spahn at the Junge Union’s Germany Day in Münster on Saturday: O-TON HEALTH MINISTER JENS SPAHN (CDU): “We have a climate in many places, and not just for a few weeks of the distrust that has spread and also a crisis of cohesion. And this conflict between the leadership of the party and the members, if we are honest, this discomfort. What are they doing there, what are they making decisions? Even with some decisions in the government. This discomfort has been around for a while. But the decision. For many, it meant a break with the candidacy for chancellor, as we met it. ” // If we stick together in the CDU, but also between the CDU and CSU, we are only successful as a union or we are not successful. The last few weeks and months have shown that too. And that’s why one thing is clear and that is the signal from this Germany. We are working up. We go deep where it hurts. We clarify responsibility. ” // “I want to shape this new CDU. I would like to do this project with you. And I know you have this desire too. And that is why we are discussing today, working on it in the next few days and weeks, but then in a process in which we build trust again, where we go deep into the program and where we show this country: with the Christian, democratic and Christian-Social Union To quote a famous chairman: The Best is yet to come. All the best!”
Health Minister Jens Spahn appeals to the unity of the Union after the election defeat.