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Stuttgart (AP) - The Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) has given the Christian Democrats in Baden-Württemberg courage for the upcoming state election campaign.
Winfried Kretschmann (Greens) is clearly a popular Prime Minister, said Söder on Saturday in a video message to the digital state party conference of the Southwest CDU.
But: "Bayern Munich can also lose if you choose the right tactics and the right strategy."
The Baden-Wuerttemberg CDU top candidate Susanne Eisenmann is a real political figure with a large stature, who can excellently fill a prime ministerial office.
He is working with the new CDU federal chairman Armin Laschet "great," said Söder.
"But it is also clear: without the south, little is possible in Germany."
The south is Germany's economic and technological engine - it should stay that way.
He would be happy if the CDU were to lead the government in Baden-Württemberg again and then be in harmony with Bavaria.
He could do well with Kretschmann, said Söder.
“But still: everything has its time.
And maybe there is a new time. "
The Südwest-CDU has everything it needs to win the election.
A new state parliament will be elected in Baden-Württemberg on March 14th.
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Link to the party conference of the CDU Baden-Württemberg