Hofburg candidate Tassilo Wallentin called in a program presentation to increase the liability of politicians, also in view of the current energy crisis: “Politicians, like managers, must have accountable”. . As for his opponents, Wallentin warned against voting for FPÖ candidate Walter Rosenkranz.
The lawyer repeatedly emphasized that he really didn’t want to look at his competitors at all: “I see the presidential election campaign as Olympic.” He wanted the Austrians to vote for him out of conviction, no matter who the competitors were.
“Voting for Rosary is a lost vote”
Of course, Wallentin also had advice for tactical voters: “If you want to see it tactically, I can only say without judgment that a slamming fraternity member by the grace of Kickl will never win a presidential election in the 21st century.” Therefore vote for Rosary a lost.
Conversations with FPÖ failed
According to Wallentin, talks with FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl about a candidacy failed “for reasons of substance and atmosphere”. In any case, he would not have applied for the PVV, but only be supported by a platform of which the FPÖ could have been part. Wallentin also asked for donations. Frank Stronach’s start-up funding is practically used up. He wants to approach the election campaign in a classic way. A tour of Austria is planned, as well as TV appearances.
The lawyer is critical of the current generation of politicians. He would have foreseen all the negative developments that took place years ago. But tightening the liability law for politicians would find more suitable people and make decisions more carefully. Wallentin, of course, does not have a ready-made concept. The devil is always in the details.
Grosz would donate half of Hofburg’s salary
Meanwhile, another presidential candidate, Gerald Grosz, started a salary discussion. In comparison, the income of the Federal President of the Republic of Austria is even among the best in the world. A significant cut in the salaries of the Federal President, the Chancellor, members of the government and state governors would do the said members of the political establishment good and perhaps give them a little more empathy for the catastrophic plight of their compatriots, the former FPÖ wrote. and BZÖ Politicus in a broadcast. As president, Grosz would give up half his salary and use this money to fund a social fund that would be available to Austrians in need.
Source: Krone
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