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Back|Brandenburg's CDU deputy parliamentary group leader Bommert writes an incendiary letter to Chancellor Merz
Brandenburg's CDU deputy parliamentary group leader Bommert writes an incendiary letter to Chancellor Merz
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Die Zeit·1 hour ago·Politics·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

Brandenburg's CDU deputy parliamentary group leader Bommert writes an incendiary letter to Chancellor Merz

In an incendiary letter to CDU leader Friedrich Merz, Frank Bommert calls for quick decisions and criticizes bureaucracy and high costs.

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Brandenburg's CDU deputy parliamentary group leader Frank Bommert criticizes the lack of decisions in a fire letter to Chancellor Friedrich Merz and calls for less bureaucracy and noticeable improvements for the economy and citizens.

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In an incendiary letter, Frank Bommert sharply criticizes the policies of CDU leader Friedrich Merz and calls for concrete reforms.

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Brandenburg's CDU deputy parliamentary group leader Frank Bommert - previously an ardent supporter of party leader Friedrich Merz - vents his anger at the Chancellor with an incendiary letter. “We don’t need any further announcements, but rather decisions that actually reach the company and the people,” Bommert wrote in the letter, which he published on Instagram. «I am aware that not every problem can be solved within a few months. (...)»

Bommert, who is also district chairman of the CDU Oberhavel, had already called for quick solutions in mid-September. “You can’t come with any Sunday speeches,” he told the dpa. However, he is not calling for Merz to resign now. According to Bommert, he wrote the letter as a CDU politician, entrepreneur and father. The 65-year-old runs a metal construction company in Kremmen. Several media outlets had previously reported on his letter.

“I have high hopes for you and your chancellorship,” writes Bommert. «I remember your request for the tax return on the beer mat. And I remember very well your clear words at the Kremmen talk to many entrepreneurs: less bureaucracy, more freedom and more trust in those who get up every morning, create jobs and bear responsibility. That’s exactly what many people are still waiting for today.”

He criticized “bureaucracy, high costs, slow procedures and ever new regulations”. The CDU stronghold Großbeeren had already written a fire letter to Merz, as had the CDU local association Mühlenbecker Land.

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