The Beer Party ended its election campaign in Vienna’s Museum Quarter on Friday afternoon. Top candidate Dominik Wlazny: “We want to be the feather duster in parliament – more like the Dyson.”
From the back of a white truck in which Dominik Wlazny toured the states in recent weeks, he shouted demands and insults familiar from the election campaign to the fifty or so people – many of them candidates or party members: “We are foaming with courage! “.
Wlazny defies bad polls
Despite the recent deteriorating polls, Wlazny showed no signs of slackening; Some of them saw that the beer party failed to enter parliament. That is exactly where they want to ‘get started’ from Monday, and they have been busy in recent months ‘hacking’ and setting up a party suitable for parliament.
Wlazny taunts big parties
The regular meetings held in many places were so well received that the ÖVP, SPÖ and FPÖ copied them. “If you lack your own ideas,” he teased the major parties. Overall, he was “under fire from many sides” during the election campaign.
After the elections, we want to talk to everyone “who has smart ideas,” Wlazny emphasized again. The “quarrels and shouts” currently prevailing in the National Council will not solve any problem. They do not want to pit anyone against each other, and Wlazny also refuses to be “a party of young people”.
Wlazny only advocates separation in different types of schools from the age of 16
In terms of content, in addition to the health care system, Wlazny has also selected education, in which the financial situation of patients plays too large a role. He repeated the call for a separation in different school types only from the age of 16 and a “future” subject. You also need to “strengthen your strengths. “That sounds a bit like a politician, but it is about the future of our children,” said Wlazny, who in the past has repeatedly emphasized leading “a party without politicians.”
Source: Krone
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