Carolin Kebekus Critiques Friedrich Merz While Hoping for His Success as Chancellor

The comedian highlights Merz's shortcomings on feminism but expresses a conflicted desire for his effective leadership.

Carolin Kebekus criticized Friedrich Merz for his opposition to gender parity measures in the federal government, citing significant room for improvement in his stance on feminism.
Kebekus pointed out Merz's recent comments dismissing gender parity due to perceived past failures, such as those involving Christine Lambrecht.
She stated she could 'completely tear apart' Merz through her comedic platform, emphasizing her sharp critique of his policies.
Despite her criticisms, Kebekus, as a Democrat, expressed a desire for Merz to succeed as Chancellor to ensure effective governance.
Kebekus described her internal conflict as the greatest dilemma of her career, balancing her role as a comedian with her political hopes.