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candidacy concept in BZ

The EPP with Marc and Patrick Jost Gsteiger sends two candidates in the race. Both want to take the pre-Christian values in government. Both would find it also important that the political center would be represented. With an EPP-Government, says Marc Jost, could win the executive branch of the canton of Bern in credibility and acceptance. For if the middle shown in the government would be, "would stop the eternal bickering between left and right," says the 36-year-old, who calls "the type used as an intermediary." Jost prides itself on its homepage as a bridge builder. He politicized by any scheme in solutions he would be in the foreground, and that means sometimes containing also to compromise. Jost sits for four years for the EPP in the Great Council, the father of three lives with his family in tuna and works as a pastor in the Evangelical community work. In politics, he wants to for "financial flexibility" of the family as a "core unit of society" use, will create incentives to save energy and solidarity between young and old foster.

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The environmentally friendly priest from tuna

If the Thun EPP Grossrat Marc Jost says, he needs to ever records from the Bible to be humorous puns.

that he drives around now in tuna with an electric car and on the advertising for him, he commented thus: ". I am dedicated to the environment due to us is the Flood" The 36-year-old pastor of the Evangelical Community work is working and has studied at the Theological Seminary of St. Chrischona in Basel, no problem sees this, than to Regierungsrat be theologian. Not even if he should take over the police department. A cracking down cross-pastor is that possible? Marc Jost finds Laws are there to be met - or, unless required to change it. His political focus but not on security, but rather about the issue of environment. In particular, his support measures for renewable energies are important. The father of three children but it also makes happy family policy. He wants parents, the children can look after foreign, and parents who do this themselves, the same tax position. Jost is also "the moment" against further tax cuts and indeed advance, because his education is a major concern as a qualified primary school teacher. And good education, find Jost, must not cost anything. (Gum) (The Bund)