Helga eber from mainleus clearly says "no" on christian wulff’s honorarium: "he resigned dishonorably, no matter how you look at it." In principle, however, she considers high pensions for politicians to be justified because of their heavy workload "if they do their job properly". The mainlander does not agree that the outgoing president should possibly receive further special benefits such as an office and a chauffeur: "what duties does wulff have now??"
Helga eber understands the cancellation of the ex-presidents for today’s cone ceremony.
Although she is rather critical of christian wulff, she wants to watch the broadcast of the ceremony – even if it all leaves a "bitter taste" for her have. Eber expects joachim gauck to "represent the people, independent of the parties".
Whether she’ll watch the tv broadcast tonight, female renate olivier doesn’t know yet. In kasendorf’s opinion, christian wulff has definitely earned himself a tap, which is why she considers the former federal president’s absence to be wrong. In the last few months, there has been a real hounding of the german president, which the kasendorfer woman does not appreciate: "after all, even a politician has a private life."
Although the woman concedes the honorary salary to the outgoing federal president, she questions whether wulff needs a company car with a chauffeur: "after all, he is no longer federal president."
The statement that the high office was damaged was not signed by olivier in this form: "it sounds as if this office was completely pointless – and that’s not true."
Joachim gauck is neutral: "we’ll see if he does it better."
For the artist nicki lang from kulmbach, an honorary salary is not appropriate in view of the short time in office and the general appearance of the outgoing federal president: "it is, after all, intended to honor his work."
The tap has something to do with honor for lang, which is why he considers this point problematic. "What is certain is that wulff’s prank has further fueled the debate." He thinks the absence of the ex-presidents is a good thing: "it helps prevent further damage to the office." All in all, nicki lang sees the intensive discussion in the media as sensible: "the basis of the population thinks about politics this way," he says with a grin."
The kulmbach resident has not yet been able to form a clear opinion of gauck, but based on the impressions he has received so far, he considers him "almost tailor-made".
Karl unger from thurnau has "too little time" for the television broadcast of wulff’s coup d’etat.
For a term of office of 20 months such an event would not be justified anyway.
The thurnauer has a clear opinion on the subject of the honorary salary: "wulff is not entitled to it. If he has character, he will not accept it or donate it." The former german president had himself advocated a change in the honorary salary regulation, now he must stand by it. Unger also considers the provision of an office and other additional benefits to be superfluous: "he surely has a private office himself, there is no need to spend additional money on that. I wonder how long the taxpayer will continue to keep still." Thurnauer questions whether the office of federal president is necessary at all. In his opinion, joachim gauck is "all right", unger, however, would like to have a younger president: "otherwise we will need a new one in six years."
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