FDP-Spitzenkandidat schweigt über Niederlage, Kubicki und Strack-Zimmermann bewerben sich
**Summary:**
The FDP is at a crossroads, searching for a new direction and leadership after their disappointing performance in the recent Bundestagswahl. Outgoing leader Christian Lindner remains tight-lipped about his own role in the party's defeat, saying he'll only reflect on it from afar. As the party struggles to find its next chief, two prominent figures have thrown their hats into the ring: Wolfgang Kubicki, a conservative stalwart and close ally of Lindner, and Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, a rising star who's made a name for herself as a more progressive voice within the party. But with no clear frontrunner emerging, it remains to be seen what the future holds for the FDP - and its supporters, who are eager to see their party regain momentum.
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