Pauli wants to win over the delegates at the CSU
Posted by ufgbghd on May 10th, 2017
With a Stegreif speech, Gabriele Pauli wants to win over the delegates at the CSU party congress in the fight for the party presidency. "My speech is not yet available, which will probably not be available before, but I will make it as I think at this moment," said the Fürther councilor in the AP interview. In the case of her election at the party conference in three and a half weeks, she would be committed to a more modern family image of the CSU and an open approach to criticism.
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"We should also welcome everyone with non-linguistic opinions," said Pauli. But she does not see herself as a party leader indian hair, Pauli declared: "If these things I say are rebellion, then one can draw conclusions about the stiffness in the thinking of some people." At the same time, the politician accused the CSU associations of their sovereignty. In contrast to her competitors for the CSU chair, Federal Minister of Economics Horst Seehofer and the Bavarian Minister of Economic Affairs Erwin Huber, she is hardly invited to Bierzelt speeches. "I am not invited by the CSU associations because they are shy and afraid of falling into disrepute," Pauli criticized. The CSU party conference will be held on 28 and 29 September.
The excitement surrounding the so-called latex photos, on which the CSU politician in April, among other things with red wig, black mask, mini dress and long latex gloves to be seen, Pauli wins positive. She had become so richer with an experience with the media, she said. The current auction of latex gloves at an Internet auction house she had agreed to. "This is a nice idea and, for me, the completion of the story," Pauli said. At the same time blue washing gloves with the reference "probably by Gabriele Pauli" were auctioned. "I must have laughed like that," said the councilor. "That takes the whole thing up, I find it funny." On Tuesday 80 gloves had already been given for the gloves. The maximum bid was 1265 euros. The proceeds will be used by a society led by Pauli to help prevent the violence of young people.
