Now the SPD Is Taking on the Chancellor – and What that Could Mean for the Reforms
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The fact that the SPD can't think of anything better than trying to beat profit from the historic election victory of the AfD is pathetic – but significant for the coalition of Friedrich Merz.
No further so: the SPD wants to learn lessons from the election in Saxony-Anhalt and renegotiate central reform projects. The Union and, above all, Chancellor Merz are likely to have troubled times.
"More-so doesn't work": After the AfD victory in Saxony-Anhalt, the SPD leaders question the planned pension reform – and take the chancellor to the table. With him they want to clarify "how to take fear away from people."
Now the coalition is arguing over the consequences of the AfD victory in Saxony-Anhalt: the SPD wants to overturn key points of the planned reforms. But Chancellor Merz rejects any deviation. This post New coalition dispute After Saxony-Anhalt, the SPD enters the reform brake was published on Young Freedom.
The election in Saxony-Anhalt shakes the political landscape. The SPD sees a problem in the reform course of the Federal Government. These issues could now be addressed.
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