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Elections Center-Right and Far-Right arrive first and second in German elections!

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Fuck yeah. The migrant foot washers SPD and Greens arrive 3rd and 4th.

CDU/CSU (center-right) and AfD (far right) have just enough to form a government. Can we dream? The people have, spoken, listen to them!


 
CDU is the party of Merkel, who started this mess.

German's seem to be saying that they'll form an alliance with the Greens, so the open border policy will very much continue - albeit with the AfD having more of a voice.
 
CDU is the party of Merkel, who started this mess.

German's seem to be saying that they'll form an alliance with the Greens, so the open border policy will very much continue - albeit with the AfD having more of a voice.
That s right. But Merkel was a mad cow. Mertz doesn‘t play that shit.
 
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Willing to bet Merz forms a coalition with AfD considering it's near 50% combined. They know AfD is a hair away from gaining even more momentum and if they don't do enough to stop the antedulvian middle-east and African hordes, CDU loses support
 
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and it’s fine that AfD won’t be part of the coalition and pretty much all the other parties will have to join one solid unpopular shitshow to lock them out.

Last thing AfD wants to do is be part of a coalition they hold limited power in and then be eligible to get blamed for the problems that will continue to plague Germany under a CDU chancellor. CDU is the party that sold out Germany in the first place.

This tanked Salvini in Italy and may harm Wilders in Netherlands. It’s better to be outside if not in charge with likeminded partners.

If you are the only outsider then you are the only one reaping the disillusioned voters of that coalition.

The ultimate coalition with or without AfD will pursue unpopular half measures(if that) with immigration/islam, continue to trash the economy with green insanity, and will likely have to spend even more money on Ukraine now that Trump is basing up the world order in that regard.

The “center right” is getting their last chance to be based and will need to take the rest of the other mainstream parties with bleeding support with them.

Won’t be surprised if AfD is at 30 percent support by this time next year when CDU absolutely continues to be cucks.
 
Fuck yeah. The migrant foot washers SPD and Greens arrive 3rd and 4th.

CDU/CSU (center-right) and AfD (far right) have just enough to form a government. Can we dream? The people have, spoken, listen to them!


Are you German bud? Not sure exactly how the German Govt works. What does this do in terms of govt decisions. Also, do they get to pick the new Chancellor? Also.. @Deffid
 
Willing to bet Merz forms a coalition with AfD considering it's near 50% combined. They know AfD is a hair away from gaining even more momentum and if they don't do enough to stop the antedulvian middle-east and African hordes, CDU loses support

AfD is going to lose momentum as American defense umbrella collapses and AfD keeps being Russian cucks.

CDU just needs to deal with the migrant issue and they are good to go, which i presume they will.
 
AfD is going to lose momentum as American defense umbrella collapses and AfD keeps being Russian cucks.

CDU just needs to deal with the migrant issue and they are good to go, which i presume they will.

Which party can they get on board to pass firmer migration policy? It's going to require firmness that the socialist can't stomach but AfD can and AfD have the seats to do it
 
AfD is going to lose momentum as American defense umbrella collapses and AfD keeps being Russian cucks.

CDU just needs to deal with the migrant issue and they are good to go, which i presume they will.

I’d agree that it will probably be as simple as CDU taking care of immigration to a satisfactory level to stall out AfD..but I have serious doubts they will. That’s pretty much been the case throughout the west but establishment parties seem to be “to the death” on keeping the mass immigration train rolling.

CDU and SPD used up their tough talk on immigration card this time around. But they haven’t signed off on mass deportations of failed asylum seekers or otherwise illegal migrants as well as a highly restrictive immigration policy. So nothing will change with immigration because they have ruled out all effective approaches to it.

I don’t know how much support in this election CDU owes to adopting some AfD immigration talking points sprinkled with mainstream sugar..but I’d imagine it’s not insignificant.

If by this Fall the lefty world media isn’t up in arms about CDU’s immigration policy that they are going so far to call Merz literally Hitler…then we know they haven’t done anything to address immigration and the AfD will reap the benefits..which I think can be up to 10 percent.
 
Willing to bet Merz forms a coalition with AfD considering it's near 50% combined. They know AfD is a hair away from gaining even more momentum and if they don't do enough to stop the antedulvian middle-east and African hordes, CDU loses support
They are mainstream and thus too busy virtue signalling to coallise with AfD
 
Are you German bud? Not sure exactly how the German Govt works. What does this do in terms of govt decisions. Also, do they get to pick the new Chancellor? Also.. @Deffid
I live in Germany. Well CDU/CSU will need to make a coallition to reach 316 seats of 630. with the AfD they get 317. But likely they will make some shitty coallition with SPD and greens for example.
 
Are you German bud? Not sure exactly how the German Govt works. What does this do in terms of govt decisions. Also, do they get to pick the new Chancellor? Also.. @Deffid
I live in Germany. Well CDU/CSU will need to make a coallition to reach 316 seats of 630. with the AfD they get 317. But likely they will make some shitty coallition with SPD and greens for example
Which party can they get on board to pass firmer migration policy? It's going to require firmness that the socialist can't stomach but AfD can and AfD have the seats to do it
indeed but as I said, virtue signalling. They won t get firm allies on that, so likely nothing much will change on terms of governments. But they ll be able to pass laws with AfD.
 
AfD's only hope is that the government will collapse without them and that they can win a new election, forcing others to co-operate with them.

I'm guessing though that Germany will be forced to live with some ineffective mix-up of centre-right, centre-left and far left parties, which will accomplish nothing.

Europe really needs a strong and decisive Germany right now but they're in their own way because of some shit that went down a hundred years ago.
 
In netherlands VVD ruled out a coalition with PVV but walked straight into it when they won. CDU seems like a business as usual party so gen pop would peobably see a coalition with them as very unpoular.
 
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