Following Jens Spahn's resignation as the CDU parliamentary group's leader, the party faces the challenge of finding a suitable successor. While the CDU is desperately seeking solutions, WELT author Ulf Poschardt shares his thoughts on potential candidates. He sees Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt as the best solution but expresses concerns about his willingness to take on this responsibility. Poschardt describes Dobrindt as 'very intelligent' and doubts that he would be 'foolish enough to take on this role,' highlighting the complexity of the political situation within the CDU.