Breaked election
According to scandal in the Bundestag: SPD judge candidate wants to speak to Union MPs
Lawyer Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf proposed for the Constitutional Court have accused of plagiarism. Now she wants to ask the Union’s questions.
After the initial election of three constitutional judges by the Bundestag, the SPD plans to make its controversial judge candidate Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf appear before the Union faction. Brosius-Gersdorf, whose election had burst on Friday, should personally step in front of the Union faction and talk to the MPs of the CDU and CSU about their candidacy, as the “Bild” newspaper reported on Friday.
According to the information, SPD parliamentary group leader Matthias Miersch had submitted the idea of a direct meeting between Brosius-Gersdorf and the Union faction at an SPD parliamentary group meeting called on Friday evening. He was in close contact with Brosius-Gersdorf, said Miersch and said that this wanted to stick to her candidacy.
Union provided the choice of Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf
An SPD MP from the top of the parliamentary group told the newspaper: “We hope that the concerns about Brosius-Gersdorf can be cleared out at the appointment in the Union faction. Many of their positions were shown completely twisted.” According to the information, the SPD expects the Union to accept the offerings.
On Friday, the Bundestag was supposed to be on the re -occupation of three judges’ posts at the Federal Constitutional Court. However, the Union faction called for the election of the SPD candidate Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf at short notice and referred to accusations of plagiarism. After an hourly crisis talks between the coalition partners Union and the SPD, all three planned judge elections were finally taken from the agenda.
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Source: Stern
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