Last but not least: Political rustling in the press forest

 
In the current issue, the WOZ printed the reactions to the false SVP leaflet that it had supplied as a "special bundle" a week before the Federal Council elections (see ). Numerous letters to the editor were received - some readers fell for it ("You fooled me! Stunned, I hold the "Swiss" in my hand. With my address on it. My first reaction is: "Suck it up. Suckers, wretched. I immediately want to get on the computer. It's supposed to be a hate letter (...)"). Others praise the campaign to the skies ("Thank you for the walk through the journalistic chamber of horrors!"). It was even a topic in the Federal Parliament. SVP National Councillor Hans Fehr is said to have commented when looking at the newspaper: "It looks like we did it". His conclusion: "Well done, but from the enemy." Whether we will soon be holding a similar product in our hands, but this time from a "friend", remains to be seen. At any rate, the very right-wing website Winkelried.info is certain that a daily newspaper is needed in order to remain in opposition in the long term. Unfortunately, the SVP does not have the necessary 70 to 120 million francs at its disposal. But even if the financing were to succeed, they would still have to have the journalists to fill the newspaper. And this problem is probably even bigger than the problem of money. What wise words from the mouth of Winkelried, who tends to suspect that journalists are socialized in the left-wing milieu.