CDU-Führung fordert Ausschluss aus der Partei – Maaßen kontert

Dr. Hans-Georg Maaßen (60, CDU), the former president of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution and current head of the conservative-liberal association WerteUnion, is increasingly going on the offensive against his party leadership. After it became known that CDU leader Friedrich Merz would not accept his defeat in the first party exclusion proceedings and now wants to dismiss Maaßen through the second instance at the Thuringian State Party Court, Maaßen announced his resistance. „Now Merz is taking it to the extreme. He cannot handle internal criticism,“ Maaßen wrote on the afternoon of November 6 on X (formerly Twitter). A „chasm of character“ is opening up for Merz. Because it was the WerteUnion that supported Merz at the time of the election for party chairman. Now, ironically, it is Merz who is „cold-bloodedly“ continuing the party exclusion proceedings against him. „I was right“ Maaßen pointed out that everything he had „predicted in the field of migration“ had also come true: I was defamed and fought against by the #CDU because of my criticism of Merkel’s migration policy. I was right, she was wrong.“ Maaßen wrote that even the first instance of the party exclusion proceedings had been a „smear campaign“. Until today, neither Friedrich Merz nor his secretary general Carsten Linnemann have apologized to him. The two were not even willing to talk to him. But Maaßen apparently does not want to be silenced. Apart from his frequent statements on X, he also appears in interviews with media such as „Politik Spezial“, „Hallo Meinung“ or „Alexander Wallasch“. WerteUnion open letter: „Addressing the rule of law“, excluding those responsible, convening a turning point party conference Only on Monday evening, an article appeared on Alexander Wallasch’s blog about the „open letter“ that Maaßen, as head of the WerteUnion, had sent to CDU party leader Merz. In it, Maaßen calls on Merz to fulfill five demands. The core issue is to end the unlimited migration policy and address the „rule of law“ that

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CDU-Parteispitze drängt auf Parteiausschluss – Maaßen kontert

Dr. Hans-Georg Maaßen (60, CDU), der ehemalige Präsident des Verfassungsschutzes und heutige Chef des konservativ-liberalen Vereins WerteUnion, geht immer mehr in die Offensive gegen seine Parteispitze. Nachdem bekannt geworden war, dass CDU-Chef Friedrich Merz seine Niederlage im ersten Parteiausschlussverfahren nicht hinnehmen und Maaßen nun über die zweite Instanz am Thüringer Landesparteigericht abservieren lassen will, kündigte Maaßen seinen Widerstand an. „Jetzt treibt Merz es auf die Spitze. Er kann mit innerparteilicher Kritik nicht umgehen“, schrieb Maaßen am Nachmittag des 6. November auf X (vormals Twitter). Bei Merz tue sich ein „Abgrund an Charakter“ auf. Denn es sei die WerteUnion gewesen, die Merz seinerzeit bei der Wahl zum Parteivorsitzenden unterstützt habe. Nun sei es umgekehrt ausgerechnet Merz, der das Parteiausschlussverfahren gegen ihn

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