GER politics thread - Page 154

mapuc · 09-23-24, 03:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Ostfriese

That's an understatement. Wagenknecht is nothing but empty shells of words thrown around on different media.

Nevertheless she went from nothing to 13.4 % in 10 month, so she must have reached some Germans.

Markus

Skybird · 09-23-24, 06:18 AM

The parliament in Brandenburg has 88 seats. 44 seats now go to the AfD and the BSW, the one being right-lenaign, the other left-leanbing, but both have at least three things in common: both are against the mass migration policy currently in place, both are against aid for Ukraine and pro Russia, and both are extremely focussed on the lead personnel at the top of their hierarchies.

The Greens have lost over 20% of their young voters under 30. And they pathetically ask what is going on inside these younger people's heads. Both SPD and Greens say these young people y did not understand their policies well enough, because they both think that Germans are totally stupid. That the young ones run away right because they understand the results of these policies all too well and that they are the ones who are expected to pay for it - this does not come to the parties' minds.

In the future, we can expect to see a shift away formt he middle to the left and right wings of the pÃ¶otlical spectrum. Maybe next year after the naitonale leciton the big establishe doarties will be able once again to form a coalition for thmesleves, but I think it will be the last time they cna pull that stunt. What the CDU once stood for, the pathetic remains of that, will simply disappear, than Merkel'S prject to delete the CDU's positions from existence will finally be compeleted. It will not be able anymore to get majorities for itself, or have coalitions wher eit will not need to make dramatic left-leaning concessions. The CDU is just a carricature of its former and now dead self.

With 0.83% the FDP ranks even behind the Animal Protection Party.

The AfD has a blocking minority now in Turingia and Brandenburg. Everything that needs a two-third majority, they can block.

09-23-24, 06:18 AM	#2297
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 41,232 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	The parliament in Brandenburg has 88 seats. 44 seats now go to the AfD and the BSW, the one being right-lenaign, the other left-leanbing, but both have at least three things in common: both are against the mass migration policy currently in place, both are against aid for Ukraine and pro Russia, and both are extremely focussed on the lead personnel at the top of their hierarchies. The Greens have lost over 20% of their young voters under 30. And they pathetically ask what is going on inside these younger people's heads. Both SPD and Greens say these young people y did not understand their policies well enough, because they both think that Germans are totally stupid. That the young ones run away right because they understand the results of these policies all too well and that they are the ones who are expected to pay for it - this does not come to the parties' minds. In the future, we can expect to see a shift away formt he middle to the left and right wings of the pÃ¶otlical spectrum. Maybe next year after the naitonale leciton the big establishe doarties will be able once again to form a coalition for thmesleves, but I think it will be the last time they cna pull that stunt. What the CDU once stood for, the pathetic remains of that, will simply disappear, than Merkel'S prject to delete the CDU's positions from existence will finally be compeleted. It will not be able anymore to get majorities for itself, or have coalitions wher eit will not need to make dramatic left-leaning concessions. The CDU is just a carricature of its former and now dead self. With 0.83% the FDP ranks even behind the Animal Protection Party. The AfD has a blocking minority now in Turingia and Brandenburg. Everything that needs a two-third majority, they can block. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.