Not so long ago – in the election campaign – no media day was conceivable without him. Now you have to think for a long time to remember where you saw him the last time. Where is Herbert Kickl?
He could leave. It has become unusually quiet around Herbert Kickl, the Chancellor of the fast people, after the elections of the National Council in the past. His frontal attacks and his spicy speeches have fallen off, he has not delivered any excitement for a long time. Many political opponents uncomfortable behind the scenes: he never wanted to become Chancellor and now enjoy the quieter opposition period.
Is Kickl on the mountain alone?
The suspicion of the competition, according to which Kickl has become, because it has become nothing with the Folk Chancellor and/or better spend the next four and a half years, is of course not correct. Even if his performances have become less common – it is not entirely inactive. He recently appeared in Budapest in the “Fight Club of Patriots” (yes, the event really means that!) And called with a courageous “fight, fight, fight” to fight against the globalists.
Kickl can lean back
If Kickl is rare, it has nothing to do with inactivity, but with a heavy strategy. As a political strategic professional, he knows that he scores the most when he leans back and lets the government do it. In times of savings packages and inflation, it will be difficult to win a flower pot among the population anyway. Kickl only has to wait and view the tumbling survey values. It’s so easy!
What Kickl Masters perfect
And this strategy works: although it is firm in polls in his Platz-1 saddle, satisfaction with the Sugar Coalition is rather bad after 100 days. Of course it is easier to motivate the opposition than to rule. Nevertheless, it is an art to know when you venture on the floor and when you prefer to retreat to the audience. And Kickl dominates this art like no other.
Source: Krone
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