Julius Böhm asked whether no one in the federal government has considered that fewer regulations could make building cheaper and more attractive. https://t.co/TeR8x9gGug #Bauen #Gesetzgebung #Politik (translated)
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Julius Böhm wrote in response to Helmut Brandstätter that one could only reply to his moral complaints with "Cry about it!" If there were functioning liberals in Europe, he believed the continent could have affordable energy and a slim welfare state. Instead, there are neither such liberals nor these conditions. #Europa #Energie #Sozialstaat (translated)
Julius Böhm criticized people who asked why the Audi CEO was campaigning for Donald Trump, calling them morally arrogant and unsuccessful. Instead, he believed one should ask why Audi is investing in the USA and not in Germany. #Audi #Trump #Wirtschaft (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote that the CDU and CSU made a mistake by agreeing to a cap on fuel prices. He stated that this allows Schwesig successful populism. Her message is that she wants to cap the prices, but the Union does not deliver. https://t.co/5YnXU9KxWY #Politik #CDU #CSU (translated)
Julius Böhm was shocked that the citizen's money reform would not actually save enormous sums of taxpayer money. The government, led by the CDU, had promised something different before, he wrote. https://t.co/oUBokhCF3u #Bürgergeld #Steuergeld #Reform (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote that neither the AfD, social media, nor a rough debate culture are needed to turn away from previous mainstream parties. It would be enough if politicians acted differently than they had promised. #Politik #Wahlen #Vertrauen (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote in his analysis of the Germany Day at NIUS that the Union is doing significantly worse than a year ago. Despite their defeat at the "halt line" and the pension additional costs he calculated at 120 billion euros, the Young Union has shifted from rebellion to support for the chancellor. #Union #Politik #Deutschland (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote that Jan Pfadenhauer from the JU in Bavaria had called on Chancellor Merz to resign at the DLT2026. Pfadenhauer suggested that Merz should drive to the Federal President in his official car and ask for his dismissal. He accused the Chancellor of leading a "raid against the younger generation." https://t.co/9QEVsokzla #Politik #Bundesregierung #JungeGeneration (translated)
Julius Böhm stated that Friedrich Merz described a minority government as a danger for Germany and the CDU – regardless of whether the current configuration is at 19, 18, or 17 percent and despite "stable majorities." Böhm interpreted Merz's message as wanting to remain chancellor no matter what happens. #DLT2026 https://t.co/LFQCUQL7ZT #Deutschland #CDU #Politik (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote that Friedrich Merz had called on the SPD and the Greens to stop while the Young Union had applauded enthusiastically. However, this had remained without consequence and was merely lip service. Böhm wrote that Merz was not brave enough to link the future of the federal government to the issue of antisemitism, calling him cowardly. #Politik #Antisemitismus #JungeUnion (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote that Hendrik Wüst would speak in Bonn at the Deutschlandtag. This happened four hours after a poll that Böhm called a crash poll, according to which the values had dropped by 10 percent since the election and those of the AfD had risen to four times. https://t.co/mp9FMCeE5N #Deutschland #Politik #Wahlen (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote that the narrative of the capital press about the "last chance" collapses even more strongly than the portrayal that Wüst governs in North Rhine-Westphalia quietly and successfully. #Journalismus #Medien #NRW (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote that Bundestag President Julia Klöckner criticized the portrayal by Correktiv, which he called the "deportation lie," in the Bundestag. The occasion was that Green politician Timon Dzienus accused the AfD of plans for a "mass deportation." #NIUS https://t.co/poPlMp6Djx #Bundestag #Politik #Deutschland (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote that the government spokesperson referred to more than 1,000 billion in debt and a pension contribution that is four percentage points higher as "delivering." To that, Böhm posted laughing and crying emojis. #Schulden #Renten #Regierung (translated)
Julius Böhm asked whether social media police officers, whom he believed to be spreading threatening posts about official accounts, could be labeled as opponents of freedom of expression. He wrote that they were overstepping their authority and should instead focus on hunting down criminals. #Meinungsfreiheit #SocialMedia #Freiheit (translated)
Julius Böhm asked Lilly Blaudszun for evidence of the "inhumane attacks" that her boss Manuela Schwesig had accused the CDU of. https://t.co/ucFoBU9enH #Politik #Debatte #CDU (translated)
Julius Böhm accused Lars Klingbeil of lying to protect his campaign against the CDU, in which he portrayed the party as "inhuman." As an example, Böhm referred to a report that Reiche would be absent on July 21, as well as a Bild report from August 1 criticizing Reiche. This was one of dozens of examples, he wrote. https://t.co/8xrAPeEn8Q #Politik #CDU #Kampagne (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote that the CDU must recognize that left-wing actors from the media, parties, and their environment will always hate and fight against them and can belittle them with campaigns. According to his representation, the party can only serve as a majority provider for left-wing governments and politics when necessary; he cited Berlin as an example. #Politik #CDU #Linke (translated)
Julius Böhm expressed doubts about whether voters would see it as tactically wise not to vote out of concern for the election result. #Wahlen #Wahlbeteiligung #Politik (translated)
Julius Böhm wrote that Lars Klingbeil could not name an attack on Bärbel Bas, especially not one that he described as particularly inhumane. Böhm claimed that such an attack did not exist and accused the SPD of exploiting a death for political publicity and dehumanizing Friedrich Merz. He also wrote that 98.7 percent of the capital's press participated in this. https://t.co/F00jGFZ2jq #Politik #SPD #Medien (translated)
