Dominik Wlazny (aka Marco Pogo) continues to rely on humor in the election campaign. A sketch video was published on Monday in which a group of supporters of incumbent President Alexander Van der Bellen questioned how Wlazny’s election campaign could be sabotaged.
For example, it is being considered to lock Wlazny in his office so that he cannot take votes from the incumbent Federal President. “With this we can prevent a second round,” says one of the VdB fans.
Marco Pogo’s campaign video:
“We will not bow to this blackmailer”
If he continues like this, he will only be responsible for making this election campaign harder for Van der Bellen than it needs to be. “We will not bow to this blackmailer”, the VdB group shouted. The weekly magazine “Falter” also gets its fat in the video. Slide’s magazine is called “Butterfly” and has been targeting Pogoi’s online channels for weeks.
“What has Dominik Wlazny ever done for us?” is the title of the video. In the course of the discussion, the VdB fans came up with a number of things that Wlazny had already achieved with his beer festival in Vienna: measures to prevent violence, rehearsal spaces in vacant public buildings, cultural financing and of course “the beer fountain”.
VdB campaign starts with prominent support
By the way, invite Van der Bellen on Friday to the start of the election campaign in the Vienna Museum Quarter. In addition to the green ministers Werner Kogler, Leonore Gewessler and Alma Zadic, another sign of impartiality must also be sent.
According to the Van der Bellens Support Association, the mayor of Vienna Michael Ludwig (SPÖ), First Vice-President of the European Parliament, Othmar Karas (ÖVP), ex-ÖVP minister Maria Rauch-Kallat, ex-SPÖ minister Maria Berger have already confirmed their presence and former NEOS MP Sepp Schellhorn. The club announced that there were no commitments from SPÖ boss Pamela Rendi-Wagner and NEOS boss Beate Meinl-Reisinger. As speakers, there should be one or two surprises outside of politics too.
Source: Krone
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