Even if he still denies it himself, there is still speculation about Christian Kern’s comeback in politics. Read here what our readers think and wish about ex-Chancellor Kern!
SPÖ leader Pamela Rendi-Wagner and Christian Kern recently appeared together for the first time since Kern’s departure from politics. However, he sees his work as doing business. As an energy investor, he is also a much sought-after expert on the current energy crisis for the media.
No dismissal happens without a reason
In October 2018, Christian Kern announced his retirement as a professional politician at a press conference. Many of our readers can understand this decision and do not see Kern in a political position going forward.
Eliminate old burdens
Should there be a political comeback, something would have to change for our readers. Above all, old burdens must be removed, so to speak blueblue1 for example the Silberstein case and would like Kern to clarify the matter. “Krone” readers veritas-113 would have desired more zeal during his tenure.
Core would be an option
Despite everything, Christian Kern was certainly not Austria’s least popular chancellor. He convinced many voters with his confident attitude and professional expertise. Also for “Krone” readers which it would still be an option to choose from. Our readers remdesivir and EbastianUrz also write positively about Kern’s leadership personality and business expertise.
What do you say about the collaboration between SPÖ leader Pamela Rendi-Wagner and ex-chancellor Christian Kern? Can it be a personal enrichment for the SPÖ or is “just goulash warmed up” here? We look forward to your comments!
Source: Krone
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