Ben Krischke criticized Bärbel Bas and wrote that her statements at the Employers' Day 2025 triggered spontaneous laughter. Within the black-red coalition, she blocked and delayed reforms and once accused Chancellor Friedrich Merz of talking "bullshit." He wrote that Bas was not a miscast, but a miscast. Krischke described the SPD's approach as contradictory: the party accused the Union at Bebelplatz, with Boris Pistorius and Matthias Miersch, of paving the way for fascism, but a week later complained about a rough tone in the political center. At the same time, he accused media outlets like Der Spiegel and Handelsblatt of supporting the SPD campaign and portraying the CDU as heartless. Bas, as Federal Minister of Labor, had a large administrative apparatus at her disposal, Krischke wrote. He criticized that the SPD prioritizes a minister's feelings over the welfare of the population and wants to make the Union appear inhuman. According to him, the dismantling of a party involves both those who carry it out and those who allow it. https://t.co/9w5vhZcV4t #Politik #Bundesregierung #SPD (translated)




