Hendrik Wüst weist Spekulationen über Kanzlerkandidatur zurück und unterstützt Merz
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Mathis Gann, dpa
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Summary
Nordrhein-Westfalens Ministerpräsident Hendrik Wüst (CDU) weist Spekulationen über einen sogenannten "Kanzlertausch" zurück, bei dem er Friedrich Merz als Kanzlerkandidaten der Union ablösen könnte. Wüst bezeichnet die Gerüchte als "Quatsch" und stellt sich klar hinter Merz. Der Artikel behandelt die innerparteiliche Debatte in der CDU über die Kanzlerkandidatur und Wüsts entschiedene Zurückweisung dieser Spekulationen.
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Wüst stellt sich hinter Merz
Wüst weist Gerüchte über »Kanzlertausch« zurück
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