The election campaign with the flood disaster found its title in a dramatic way, offering Annalena Namebag a new opportunity after difficult weeks of mistakes.
The Greens’ presidential candidate opposed the stimulus to produce photos staged in the crisis area, benefited from the smiling Armin Lachet and released headlines with his political demands for disaster and climate protection. Finally the content.
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But with the determination of a sleepwalker, Berbaugh turned his attention to himself. In a conversation about anti-Semitism and racism, he quoted the N-word, which hurts many black people.
“That’s wrong, I’m sorry,” he later wrote on Twitter. So avoid, very big damage.
After reporting the extra income of late, Barbaugh re-focuses on the inaccurate comeback and transcripts of his book.
There are not only different political views to choose from, but also people looking for hope. With her renewed self-fault, she feeds doubts about her compatibility. How can a politician be able to lead Germany through crises in the coming years without even a week without a mistake? Your chances of convincing voters are getting smaller.
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