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    1. taxiecabbie on

      I mean, he absolutely should, no matter what anybody’s personal opinions are on surrogacy. His actions are wildly hypocritical.

    2. ShadowheartsArmpit on

      Y’all are celebrating too early.

      He resigned from his party leadership position. He is still a member of parliament & all the other stuff that he is in.

      And he still has his tens of millions of bucks & connections.

    3. >Finally, the end of Spahns controversial politcal career.

      Unfortunately it isn’t. He’s still an MdB.

    4. Why would anyone be against surrogacy? What are the arguments of the people who want to make it/ keep it illegal?

    5. Well, he was promoted to the highest ranks of his own party after wasting an estimated 3 billions of Euros as Secretary of Health.

      And he resigned because of his double standards.

    6. Plenty_Knowledge1811 on

      The real issue isn’t this story. The real issue is that he was put in this position by his party although he was deeply unpopular among the German public (and CDU voters themselves) before any of this.

      That is the real slap in the face of democracy.

      The stupidity and arrogance of these parties like CDU, SPD is astounding. Knowing people like Klingbeil, Spahn, von der Leyen are disliked and people voting their party despite these characters and not because of them, and then just putting them upfront saying “ F you, we don’t care if you like them, you have no choice in the matter“.

      They are willingly driving people into the arms of radicals with these clowns.

    7. I sincerely hope that his resignation could mean that his elitist and misanthropic movement gets a little bit weaker. It probably won’t, but hoping is free.

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