Key Pousttchi criticized Lars Klingbeil and other politicians, lamenting that people had become accustomed to individuals he portrayed as underperforming and politically motivated. He referred to Klingbeil as an Antifa member, a graduate of a narrowly focused political science program, and an SPD politician who had climbed the ranks through internal party networks. Pousttchi attributed to former Finance Minister Jörg Kukies a degree in economics, a doctorate in finance with a focus on venture capital, six years as state secretary under Olaf Scholz, and his previous role as the head of Goldman Sachs in Germany. He wrote that Kukies was a pragmatist. Klingbeil had allegedly pushed him out of office to become finance minister himself, subsequently filling the three highest levels of the finance ministry with party loyalists. This, Pousttchi claimed, had resulted in civil servants losing their chances for advancement and being less able to perform their work well. He stated that things could change immediately, but not with politicians like Klingbeil, Annalena Baerbock, or Philipp Amthor. He added that Friedrich Merz and Hendrik Wüst were no better than Klingbeil. #Politik #Deutschland #Bildung (translated)