Re:Germany’s top financial supervisor dismissed a decade of ...
by Grollicus on Friday July 17, 2020 @10:17AM
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> Why is he still in office
The answer to that question is called the CSU. But they are losing ground in Bavaria so there's hope.
Re:Germany’s top financial supervisor dismissed a decade of ...
by hef19898 on Friday July 17, 2020 @11:07AM
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The day the CSU is not the majority party in Bavaria anymore is the day freezes over. Only to melt up again when the new government starts scratching the surface of 70 years of CSU governance, friction heat of doing will be significant.
Re:Germany’s top financial supervisor dismissed a decade of ...
by allendoerfer on Friday July 17, 2020 @10:27AM
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They will also provide the next chancellor of Germany, so I am not that hopeful yet.
Re:Germany’s top financial supervisor dismissed a decade of ...
by pantalaimon on Saturday July 18, 2020 @08:16AM
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Söder?
The guy is corrupt and comically incompetent, but he just seems invincible. Why is he still in office? My theory is, that it has something to do with his dialect and his overall slightly idiotic appeareance. Though not on the same level as Trump or Boris Johnson, still that seems to give him some sort of protection, because people do not expect anything from him in the first place.
But then again, like OP correctly said: Europes leader has a corruption scandal at home, deleted evidence, the whole thing, but just keeps doing her thing.