How the negotiations became a Babler success-Diepresse.com
Although other turquoise-red pink brought on the rails, the coalition negotiations have so far been the greatest success in Andreas Babler's sobering time as SPÖ boss. How did he do that?
Whether you like Andreas Babler or not, the SPÖ's left slide is good or bad, strategically sensible or in the long term, one thing is quite indisputable: the almost two years, in which the former mayor of Traiskirch, is now formally at the top of his community of attorney, were forgetting for social democracy. An excerpt: The chaos for his ascent with an open leadership and Excel team followed long internal alignment debates, which quickly gutted the actual program of the top red-keyword 32-hour week.
Nothing became of the original promise to clear the blue. At EU-Election and the National Council election were only third parties, each with the historically worst party results. And as if that weren't enough, the Reds also disappointed in state elections, in Graz the SPÖ flew in power from the state government after decades. The inner party power struggle never ended. While the Burgenländer from this last, it was increasingly complicated with the Viennese Reds – who paradoxically played a leading role in 2023. To put it carefully.
