Nem vagyok Bajorország-szakértő, azt írtam, amit az általam megbízhatónak tekintett forrásokban olvastam. Többek között:

"CSU-led governments have transformed Bavaria from a rural state into a high-tech economy that is home to corporate giants like BMW and Siemens. The state boasts Germany's lowest unemployment and crime rates.

However, analysts say the CSU has suffered from a lack of vision in recent years. Bavarians are also angry about a smoking ban, big spending cuts and heavy losses at state bank BayernLB."

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"The CSU was in part a ­victim of the erosion of ­popular support for large parties and general voter fatigue after decades of political stability. But Erwin Huber, chairman, and Günther Beckstein, state premier, have been criticised for their gaffs, policy flip-flops and the party’s loss of profile in Berlin."

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"But he and Beckstein also presided over a period of uncharacteristically shaky leadership which saw the Bavarian state bank BayernLB post €4.3 billion writedowns in April and the cancellation of a high-profile magnetic-levitation train line from the Munich airport to the train station this spring."

Nagyon úgy tűnik, a bajorok lényegesen magasabb elvárásokkal bírnak választott képviselőikkel szemben, mint a magyarok ...