Some Saxony-Anhalt Conservatives Rule Out Governing with Far-Left Support
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The CDU MP Sepp Müller from Saxony-Anhalt finds: rather not rule than tolerate by the left. With this attitude he is not alone.
The CDU in Saxony-Anhalt is staggering against the election. The chancellor is hidden in the election campaign. The polls are bad. Now there is an open conflict about the handling of the left.
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Before the election in Saxony-Anhalt, CDUler wants to define the borders to the left party. Schulze speaks of a single opinion. But another paper causes a stir.
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If the final polls are close to correct, Saxony-Anhalt will produce a startling result on Sunday. The Alternative for Germany, or AfD, could win 42% of the vote. That’s nearly twice the 22% projected for Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s Christian Democratic Union, yet the CDU’s Sven Schulze could remain minister-president. That outcome would be perfectly legal. Germany’s proportional system does not promise the largest party power without a parliamen…
The CDU Sachsen-Anhalt claims that one will not rule with the left. Sven Schulze's dealings with the Harzer No to the left cooperation shows, however, that the door to the left is long since open. A lesson in radical political dishonesty.
In the Saxony-Anhalt state elections, the conservative CDU may have to cooperate with the left-wing populist Die Linke to prevent right-wing populists from coming to power. However, the local CDU regional association ruled out a minority government that would depend on the support of left-wing populists.
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