Porträt: Die „Soulsister“ vom Starnberger See wird wohl Bundespräsidentin
CDU und CSU nominieren Ilse Aigner für das höchste Staatsamt. SPD und Grüne dürften zustimmen. Gründe für ihre Beliebtheit finden sich in ihrem Heimatort, in München – und in Berlin.
Ilse Aigner, a prominent figure known for her warmth and diplomatic skills, is widely expected to become Germany's first female President in January 2023, succeeding outgoing President Frank-Walter Steinmeier. Aigner, a German politician of Czech descent, has a distinguished political career spanning over two decades, having held key ministerial positions such as Agrarian and Consumer Minister.
Her friendship with Leslie Mandoki, a star of Starnberger Lake soirées, has strengthened their bond, with Mandoki lovingly referring to Aigner as his "Soulsister." Known for her credibility and ability to bridge divides, Aigner is viewed as an ideal candidate to lead the nation during a time of global crises, such as the pandemic, war in Ukraine, and the rise of extreme political parties.
Her friend Mandoki believes Aigner possesses the qualities necessary to unite the country and lead the way towards a positive future.
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