That is why no red -blue – doskozil makes its concern against Hofer

The level of conversation with Norbert Hofer is a good and friendly and “always worn by a smile”, on Sunday in the ORF “Press Hour”. Nevertheless, he accused the former chairman of the third National Council for the construction of a fence for his property with public funds and an attempted intervention with regard to the purchase of a nursing home by the country.

For Doskozil, the main reason for a rejection of a coalition under Hofer is a “connection” of a former office worker in the National Council with right -wing extremists, leading to the “Saxon separatists”.

Herbert Kickl sees the Governor of Burgenland “not so far in these topics”. Can he imagine that he is working with the FPö boss? “I should personally get a photo personally.”

Hofer shows himself “surprised”
“I am surprised and also made personally by the constructed allegations that Doskozil suddenly came up against me,” responded FPö Club director Norbert Hofer in a broadcast. “This is a serious mistake and is very offensive.” It is clear to him that the FPö in Burgenland “will be the audit in the coming legislative period,” said Hofer.

At the same time, the exclusion policy of his party to freedom for Doskozil is historically “an error to a certain extent”. A democratic vote could not be “not discussed,” he said about the law of the FPö to the government in the federal government. Given the stunning coalition interviews, Doskozil would use an expert government “and then go to the new elections”.

Doskozil does not want a “loser” coalition
“Yes, in the end Austria was governed, no doubt,” said Doskozil’s assessment of the options in federal politics. The Constitution gives a lot of space. In any case, a “coalition of the losers” is the wrong approach. This only leads to a subsequent election victory of freedom. According to Doskozil, it is possible to reduce FPö to the supplies, namely the promise of content. Then the party will also have to prove the truth.

“The population deserves that a little peace would take place,” the captain of the Spö is justified his repeated proposal to use an expert government. Doskozil more or less immediately doubted whether his party could succeed in a possible new election. “Under no circumstances do I find a clear, uniform line within the party,” he said about the state of the Spö, even when he emphasized: “The center of the national social democracy is not in Burgenland.”