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Political history is written in the federal capital. And that started with a punch donut.
This Tuesday it will go down in the history books. At least in the Vienna history books: Austria’s first red-rose coalition is being sworn in at the state level. Some call it the Punschkrapfen coalition because Mayor Michael Ludwig (SPÖ) served his Deputy Mayor Christoph Wiederkehr (Neos) with pink punch donuts during exploratory post-election talks. Wiederkehr could not escape this, he is now a councilor for education and integration.
Therefore: If the Viennese Punschkrapfen develops such an effect that two parties as different as the Neos (previously classified as cold neoliberals by the SPÖ) and the SPÖ (previously referred to by the Neos as “red felt”) could unite, this mediation – The method can also be applied more widely. For example, for Birgit Hebein and her city council green club, who dismantled her party leader on the open stage.
Internationally, Jo Biden and Donald Trump would be ideal candidates. At least when it comes to delivering official presidential business, so that the expected scandal does not occur there if Trump realizes that he has to give up his beloved Twitter account (POTUS).
