Taking politics: Kurt Fischer and Lothar Binding in Eberswalde

Taking politics: Kurt Fischer and Lothar Binding in Eberswalde

In the coming week, the SPD will send a strong sign of dialogue with the citizens in Eberswalde. On September 5, Kurt Fischer, the SPD state parliament candidate, will be present on the central market square from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. He takes the opportunity to talk to the citizens on important topics that affect Brandenburg. Fischer calls on all interested parties to share and discuss his concerns about the upcoming state election.

Fischer receives special support from Lothar Binding, an experienced member of the Bundestag and chairman of the SPD working group 60plus. Binding is known in the political world to also use unusual methods to make complex topics understandable. Among other things, he has become famous for his entertaining speeches, in which a red folding stick serves as a remarkable aid. This type of address not only brought him online celebrity on platforms such as YouTube, but also makes him an appealing conversation partner for questions about the political agenda of the SPD.

a forum for political discussions

At the information stand, it will be possible for citizens to express their concerns and suggestions on topics that affect older people in particular. Together with members of the AG 60plus of the SPD Brandenburg, Binding is ready to discuss current political questions. With over two decades of experience in the German Bundestag, he can give valuable insights into tax and wealth policy issues that are of particular interest to many people.

"We are active in Eberswalde, Joachimsthal and the Schorfheide and inform the citizens about the state election on September 22," explains Kurt Fischer and is pleased with the support of the AG 60plus. "It is extremely important to speak about questions of care, pension, health care and mobility. These topics are not only important to me, but are also central to the lives of many seniors in Brandenburg."

The commitment of the SPD is not only shown in the implementation of information stands, but also in the intensive thematization of challenges that the citizens are confronted with. Fischer emphasizes the meaning of offering a platform where people can express their opinions and at the same time find answers to their most pressing questions.

The upcoming event on the market square promises to become a lively meeting point where the focus is on dialogue and personal encounters. Citizens of all ages are invited to get involved and to find out about the positions of the SPD for the upcoming election. Certainly the information stand will offer an excellent opportunity to find out about the political plans and suggestions of the SPD and to get in touch with the party's decision -makers.