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The Grand Council meets for the penultimate time in the year Corona 2020 (more on this in the live indicator). And Corona is already a topic at the beginning of the meeting. I give the floor to Désirée Stutz. The leader of the parliamentary group reads a statement from the SVP. He thanks the governing council for the “careful handling” of the crown situation. Immediately a murmur runs through the hall. And almost at the same time a discussion ignites on Twitter.
The leader of the SVP parliamentary group said the federal government was exerting pressure, although the measures were working. Hopefully, during the holiday season, when work and school are off, infections will lessen. “It would be wrong to panic now,” says Stutz. Society and the economy must bear the least possible measures and only those necessary.
“In the wrong movie” and “stunned silence”
Many Aargau politicians see it differently. For example, FDP Grand Councilor Titus Meier de Brugg tweeted that he thought he was in the wrong movie.
#GRAMA Declaration of the parliamentary group SVP on the situation of the crown: you feel that you are in the wrong movie when you compare the declaration with the situation in hospitals and in the population.
– Titus Meier (@Titus_Meier) December 8, 2020
Claudia Rohrer from the SP also sees it differently, while writing. You are silently “stunned”:
#GRAMA The SVP praises the Aargau governing councils and criticizes those responsible for the hospitals, saying that they would deal with the media, it couldn’t be so tragic. The PS sees it differently, thanks to the health personnel! Otherwise, we were stunned in silence …
– Claudia Rohrer (@RohrerClaudia) December 8, 2020
Rohrer’s party colleague, Lelia Hunziker, is also not very interested in the People’s Party statement. He also criticizes the government councilor Jean-Pierre Gallati (SVP) for his policies. Hunziker thinks that personal responsibility doesn’t work.
The situation in hospitals is not tragic, says the SVP
The SVP also calls on the governing councils to maintain a sense of proportion and counter pressure from the Federal Council. The situation in hospitals is not so tragic either, as those responsible there have enough time to deal with the media, Stutz said. The bourgeois party also reports on Twitter, twice with the statement that Stutz read.
SVP Aargau’s double Twitter entry.
© twitter.com
Last but not least, a non-politician pokes fun at Aargau’s governing council and its crown policy: Dominic Deville. The satirist has also posted on Twitter and is happy that there is now a new joke from Aargau. “The canton of Aargau hesitates to tighten the measures, of course, if it already has the third wave on its coat of arms.” Lelia Hunziker likes this; also published the post.
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