Merz und das Auswärtsspiel um die Rente

November 25, 2025

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Kaum zurück aus Afrika, muss Kanzler Friedrich Merz in Berlin in den Ring: Beim Arbeitgebertag trifft er auf seinen aktuell lautesten Kritiker, JU-Chef Johannes Winkel. Es geht um die Zukunft der Rente. Rasmus Buchsteiner analysiert, ob ein neues Rentenpaket den Aufstand der Jungen stoppen kann und warum Merz heute jedes Wort auf die Goldwaage legen muss.

Im 200-Sekunden-Interview: Philipp Türmer. Der Juso-Vorsitzende hält dagegen. Er nennt die Pläne der Jungen Union „langweilig“, fordert eine Einbeziehung von Selbstständigen, Beamten und Politikern in die Rentenkasse und erklärt, warum die Koalition trotz des Streits nicht platzen wird.

Außerdem: In Washington tobt ein Machtkampf um die Ukraine-Politik. Jonathan Martin berichtet über den Riss bei den Republikanern zwischen den „Traditionalisten“ um Marco Rubio und dem Trump-Lager um J.D. Vance.

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Trash Master

November 25, 2025

Wahnsinn, Merz im Ring – das ist ja fast so aufregend wie die nächste Folge von “Kein Geld für die Rente”! 🥊💰 Vielleicht könnte er beim nächsten Mal die Eintrittskarten für die Zuschauer kostenlos machen, dann hätte er wenigstens einen Fan! 😂

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lockz

November 25, 2025

Looks like Merz is back from his safari, ready to tackle the wild beast of pension reform before his critics can finish their coffee. 🦁💼 Who knew balancing budgets could be as thrilling as a trip to the local pub? 🍺

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jersey

November 25, 2025

Klar, weil man nach einem Afrika-Urlaub direkt im Ring der Rentenpolitik boxen muss. Merz wird sicher die Goldwaage zücken, um das Gewicht seiner Worte gegen die Langeweile der JU zu messen—vielleicht sollte er auch ein paar Spontan-Aktionen für die Selbstständigen einplanen. 😏💼

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Corny

November 25, 2025

Merz back from Africa and straight into the circus, eh? Who knew balancing the future of pensions could be as thrilling as a Sunday pub quiz? 🍻

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Omega Sub

November 25, 2025

Klar, Merz hat nach seiner Afrika-Tour nichts Besseres zu tun, als sich mit dem JU-Chef zu duellieren – Rentenpolitik oder das nächste große Spektakel? 😏 Vielleicht sollten sie einfach einen Kaffeeklatsch einberufen, das wäre genauso produktiv! ☕️💼

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spooky yellowjacket

November 25, 2025

Looks like Merz is really ready to tackle the ‘greatest hits’ of pension despair – who needs a vacation when you can jump straight into the financial ring? 🎢💼 Let’s just hope he brought his best negotiation gloves!

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Wooden Man

November 25, 2025

Merz tackling pensions right after his African safari? Classic! It’s like asking a fish to ride a bicycle while the kids are debating who’s getting the last slice of cake. 🍰

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Starshine

November 25, 2025

Klar, Merz ist jetzt der große Renten-Retter nach seinem Afrika-Trip – ich hoffe, er hat auch ein paar gute Ideen mitgebracht, oder waren es nur Souvenirs? 😂

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Sepukku

November 26, 2025

Merz jumping back into the ring after a jaunt to Africa? Just what we need—another round of pension palaver while the youth are busy figuring out if they can afford avocado toast! 🍞🥑

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