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Die Amtszeit von Bundespräsident Frank-Walter Steinmeier endet im kommenden Jahr, am 30. Januar 2027 wählt die Bundesversammlung seinen Nachfolger oder seine Nachfolgerin. Markus Söder hat den Startschuss in die Debatte gegeben, Friedrich Merz pfeift zurück, alle anderen positionieren sich. Gordon Repinski mit einem Plädoyer für eine Kandidatin oder Kandidaten, die oder der Aufbruch symbolisiert. Im […]

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