Debate also in Upper Austria
SPÖ: “We will have to turn over every stone”
Following the SPÖ's historically poor performance in the national elections, the debate is also getting louder within the Social Democrats in Upper Austria - even if it is still taking place behind closed doors for the time being.
Prominent and once successful comrades are not openly questioning the federal party chairman Andreas Babler, but unofficially they are also saying: "Something has to change quickly now."
The opinion of Upper Austrians in the SPÖ is relevant because the party has always been successful in federal elections here in the past. Upper Austria has always been a bastion of the Reds.
In an interview with the "Krone" newspaper, state party leader Michael Lindner refers to ongoing meetings of the party committees, he himself is also in Vienna this Monday morning, where discussions are taking place behind closed doors.
His regional managing director Florian Koppler told "Krone": "There will be no 'business as usual'. We will have to turn over every stone." Does he also mean the person at the head of the SPÖ federal party? The "Krone" did not receive an answer to this question - which can, however, be interpreted as meaningful.
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