Aiwanger criticizes the federal government: bring back democracy!

Aiwanger criticizes the federal government: bring back democracy!

At the political Sunday morning pint in Schönau, Rottal-Inn district, Hubert Aiwanger, the deputy prime minister of Bavaria and Minister of State for Economics, state development, transport and hunting. His speech, which took place as part of a folk festival, did not disappoint the supporters present. Aiwanger took the opportunity to express sharp criticism of federal politics, which caused a sensation. He emphasized that the "bureaucracy should not crush our country" and appealed to people to raise their voice against bureaucratic over -regulation. This message would be well received in parts of the population, which long for more direct say.

Despite the ruling encouragement, Aiwanger is not only faced with positive reactions. Critics accuse him of appearing polarized with his statements. In the past few weeks, he has always been faced with the accusation of using populist rhetoric. Just a few days ago, Aiwanger questioned the legitimation of the federal government in a demonstration in Erding. In his speech, he asked the "silent vast majority" to recover democracy. This was done in the context of a protest against the heating policy of the federal governments, which attracted around 13,000 participants. Among the critics of his statements were prominent names such as the Bavarian Landtag President Ilse Aigner and Federal Minister of Construction Klara Geywitz.

criticism and support for Aiwanger

The statements of Aiwangers about the wishes of the citizens who roughly the presence of "Papa and Mama", the food of meat and driving, caused discussions. Many interpretations of his speeches ran out on the accusation that he left the limits of the political decency. Green boss Ricarda Lang described Aiwanger's appearance as "really dangerous", while his party leader, Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder, tolerated his statements. In view of the state elections that arise on October 8, an uncertain political future is emerging, since surveys predict a possible continuation of the coalition of CSU and free voters.

These developments are certainly being observed, both by supporters and critics. It remains to be seen whether Aiwanger continues to shape the political agenda in Bavaria with its provocative views.