What a disaster for the Saxon SPD in the European elections. Under 10%, the party has now arrived with the consent of the population in Saxony. It is the responsibility of Saxony’s SPD leader Martin Dulig.
For years, Martin Dulig has been more focused on his own career than on the welfare of his party, the SPD. Both as Saxon Minister of Economic Affairs, but also as SPD Chairman in Saxony one has to call Martin Dulig today a „wrong occupation“.
Martin Dulig has made 2 wrong personnel decisions in his career. Jana Kolbe was a total failure as a division „attack“ of the Saxon SPD, and the same applies to the current Secretary General of the Saxon SPD Henning Homann. Henning Homann does not get the department „attack“ on the line.
Here, Henning Homann should know that the policy is actually not a „petting zoo“. Homann just does not succeed, not even Martin Dulig, to explain to people in Saxony, why they should vote for the SPD and not the AfD, the CDU, the Greens and the Left?
Henning Homann then comments on the outcome of the SPD in the European elections with the words „the result is extremely bitter for the SPD“. Now. Homann is right then, but from these findings you have to get a motivation. You have to show the voters why it is worth giving an SPD back its vote.
But then there must be reasons why the citizen finds himself in an environment, not somewhere in Berlin or Brussels. The citizen of Saxony wants to know exactly what he can expect from a Saxon SPD if he chooses it.
What does the SPD in Saxony stand for, except for Mr Dulig to get a ministerial post or to secure the majority of the CDU in the state parliament?
A total failure is the Saxon SPD on the Internet and in social media. Social media policies have to be done by young people, not „old sacks“ and „old women“. The world is perceived differently by young people today, much more superficially.
You do not have to join in there, but you have to give answers. Convincing answers that make a party eligible and interesting.
Of these, the SPD in Saxony is very far away.
