The same dialogue is repeated again and again between Olaf Scholz and those who mean well for him. Those behind the scenes advise the Chancellor to speak more lively and pointedly. Scholz often replies that he is making too many decisions and giving away his room for maneuver. Scholz would rather be boring and flexible than entertaining and tied down. Now Robert Habeck has caused a stir with a video about the unfortunately very widespread anti-Semitism in Germany. In the future, it could be used in the Chancellery as training material to ensure that a speaker can communicate clearly, in a state-supporting and appealing manner at the same time.
Why Habeck’s video is appealing – opinion
