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I have no particular affiliation to any German political party, but I also find the Baerbock case a bit ridiculous. The book is essentially her election manife
by dustintrex 5y ago
I have no particular affiliation to any German political party, but I also find the Baerbock case a bit ridiculous. The book is essentially her election manifesto, you pretty much expect it to consist of various party publications glued together with anecdotes, and the bar is much lower than (say) a PhD thesis that's supposed to be both genuinely original and thoroughly cited.
- notanzaiiswear 5y agoShe doesn't really face any consequences for it, either, no PhD to lose or anything. The reason it made the news is because before that, she faked lots of entries in her CV, suggesting qualifications she doesn't have. The book was just a piece of the puzzle.