Gatherings or social events - MDR presenter considers running for BSW in the state parliament.
The TV host Steffen Quasebarth from MDR is allegedly campaigning for a spot in the Thuringia state parliament as part of the Left Party (Die Linke) group led by Sahra Wagenknecht. According to a recent discussion with "Stern," he has always desired to engage in politics. His aim is to secure one of the top five spots on the BSW (Left Party) list for the September 1st elections. He said, "Sahra Wagenknecht invited me to participate in her party with this stipulation." The BSW is scheduled to assemble their Thuringia state election list on Saturday. Katja Wolf, Eisenach's mayor and a former Left Party member, is predicted to take the top position.
Quasebarth has been presenting "Thuringia Journal" on MDR for a considerable length of time. In a "Stern" interview, he disclosed his intention to focus on education and media policies - "and the connection between the two." He also dismissed any potential collaborations with the AfD (Alternative for Germany).
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- Steffen Quasebarth, known for hosting "Thuringia Journal" on MDR, has expressed interest in joining the Left Party (Die Linke) in Thuringia's state parliament, specifically the group led by Sahra Wagenknecht.
- The upcoming Thuringian Parliament's State election on September 1st will see Quasebarth aiming to secure one of the top five spots on the BSW (Left Party) list, as he was invited by Sahra Wagenknecht.
- In his recent interview with "Stern," Quasebarth revealed his plans to concentrate on education and media policies, highlighting the importance of their interconnection, while clearly ruling out any potential collaborations with the AfD (Alternative for Germany).
- This news about Quasebarth's political intentions to represent Erfurt in the Thuringia Parliament as part of BSW has sparked much discussion within the political spectrum, including the Thuringian Parliament.
Source: www.stern.de