At the FDP’s Dreikönigstreffen in Stuttgart, party leader Christian Lindner emphasized the need for a political shift as the party grapples with poor polling numbers. He rallied support from party members, promoting themes of economic freedom and self-assurance. Despite current survey results showing the FDP at just three to four percent, Lindner urged the party to focus on core issues like tax cuts and bureaucratic reduction. The event aimed to galvanize the party’s base ahead of the critical federal elections.

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