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“That’s it” is the title of a “Spiegel” column about the Green candidate for chancellor, Annalena Baerbock. That’s it – with the chancellor’s candidacy. That is the author’s thesis. And it is not entirely absurd. For the 40-year-old politician, Baerbock has strung together one mistake after another in recent weeks. She has embellished her curriculum vitae and, for example, declared memberships in associations, although she only makes donations there. Until recently, she hid the fact that she only completed her studies in political science with a preliminary diploma.
“That’s it” is the title of a “Spiegel” column about the Green candidate for chancellor Annalena Baerbock. That’s it – with the chancellor’s candidacy. That is the author’s thesis. And it is not entirely absurd. For the 40-year-old politician, Baerbock has strung together one mistake after another in recent weeks. She has embellished her curriculum vitae and, for example, declared memberships in associations, although she only makes donations there. Until recently, she hid the fact that she only completed her studies in political science with a preliminary diploma.
