Overview
- Lower Saxony’s minister-president said it is unrealistic to expect all problems to be solved within six months.
- He argued the government has decided many useful measures but has failed to present those achievements positively to the public.
- He criticized a hunt for “trophies,” such as scrapping the combustion-engine phaseout or the heating law, saying voters want clarity on direction.
- He said jointly agreed solutions, including on the combustion-engine exit, must be communicated externally and cautioned against talk of ending the phaseout.
- He called on the CDU/Union to keep its word on pension policy.