Scholz has to go
This is the minimum for a new beginning of the SPD.
The financing of the basic pension is an air booking. It is to be financed by a financial transaction tax, but its realization is in the stars. For years, Finance Minister Scholz has defended himself against a tax on financial transactions with changing justifications. If the basic pension comes at all, the financing will take place through a redistribution in the social budget, so the “little man” will pay it.
The financing of the basic pension is an air booking. It should take place through a financial transaction tax; but their coming about is in the stars. For years, Finance Minister Scholz resisted a tax on financial transactions with varying reasons. If the basic pension comes at all, the financing will take place through a redistribution in the social budget, so the “little man” will pay it.
An increase in the minimum wage to twelve euros is constantly blocked by Scholz and his clique of officials. The increase does not come with these people.
A public investment program with hundreds of billions of euros to counteract the crisis will not happen with Scholz. Scholz needs the hoarded tax billions to satisfy lobby groups, but certainly not for a redistribution from top to bottom.
Social housing: also here no indication. The parts of the population that could benefit from these apartments have long since lost their confidence in the SPD, so there is no support for housing construction with Scholz.
A distancing from the Schröder Hartz IV laws is out of the question for Scholz. The businessman Scholz also thinks of the consideration and he does not get it, so there is no distancing.
A hefty increase in child support, that would be something Scholz could demand shortly before a vote. That would be a kind of blackmail, because this bureaucrat has no qualms. After the election it says then that the coffers are empty.
Almost unlimited billions were disguised as tax refunds widely distributed to the financial industry. For up to fourteen years, applications for VAT refunds were promptly dealt with while critics in the tax authorities were silenced. It was only because of public pressure that these subsidies gradually ceased.
On the tax exemption for kerosene Scholz holds against it ironically. And coal will continue to be subsidized with billions, while the CO2 price has been set at ten euros after a major overcoming. Scholz and Merkel see themselves as guardians of the return of energy companies. Even the upper class of the SPD is well connected with the energy, chemical and coal companies and supplied with various posts. The lobby of the solar industry and wind power was rather medium-sized organized and therefore had the disadvantage.
Multinational corporations, on the other hand, are allowed to move their legal domicile to a country with low tax rates and to pay only symbolic amounts.
With Scholz and his clique no change is to be expected. Therefore: Scholz must go, otherwise there is no new beginning.