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Friedrich Merz is an unpopular Chancellor who appears to be making it harder for his CDU party to get elected. How did it get this bad - and what might happen n…
Friedrich Merz is an unpopular Chancellor who appears to be making it harder for his CDU party to get elected. How did it get this bad - and what might happen next?
Profound gratitude and thanks to the AfD for bringing the Left parties to power in Germany. Germany looks like having a great future.
@@NNWtuImported1mo ago
Endless Disaster
@@Aladdin-z4oImported1mo ago
At this point Germany should just let the Afd rule for once and learn what good come out of that themselves?
@@CommonSenseCarlCanadaImported1mo ago
Merz is active status wef member young global leaders program graduate...
@@ahdoeknoghImported1mo ago
While Merz may have the personality of a brick his policies are the true problem. His neo-liberal ideals are unthinking, narrative based, anti-German misery for actual human beings. The AFD offers hope for future prosperity, German style.
@@kajman911Imported1mo ago
The question should be:<br>"How safe is Germany under his regime?"
@@jcheena209Imported1mo ago
If you have a 13% approval rating, it’s really selfish to not resign at that point
@@royc2390Imported1mo ago
hope not
@@drisselkessi7341Imported1mo ago
❤❤❤❤🕋🌏🙏☝️🥇
@@CoreyKatImported1mo ago
As an American unless his party does a deep dive on how to counter the "populist" agenda like Hungary Merz is dragging his party down. I understand there are big money people in charge but Germany has the talent to break the doldrums.
@@marvel696Imported1mo ago
Not at all... Tax pressure, inflation, tendence to escalate wars in the east and rise in criminality are basically kicking him out. Germans preffer to vote for fascists instead of incompetents.
@@AlexeiRamotarImported1mo ago
Yes. He hasn't handed over power to the AfD yet so his job isn't done.
@@cobiyabegum4236Imported1mo ago
আপনার আবেদনটি আরেকটু পরিমার্জিত ও গুছিয়ে নিচে উপস্থাপন করা হলো:<br>"আমি একজন বীর মুক্তিযোদ্ধার সন্তান হিসেবে বাংলাদেশ সরকারের কাছে আকুল আবেদন জানাচ্ছি—দেশের ডিজিটাল অবকাঠামো ও জাতীয় নিরাপত্তা অক্ষুণ্ন রাখতে দেশবিরোধী অপপ্রচার এবং উগ্রবাদী তৎপরতায় লিপ্ত অনলাইন মিডিয়া ও চ্যানেলগুলোর বিরুদ্ধে অবিলম্বে বিটিআরসির মাধ্যমে আইনি ও কারিগরি ব্যবস্থা গ্রহণ করে সেগুলো ব্লক করার কার্যকর পদক্ষেপ নেওয়া হোক।"
@@dwnewsImported1mo ago
At only 13%, Merz’s approval ratings are the lowest for any chancellor since polling began.
Friedrich Merz is an unpopular Chancellor who appears to be making it harder for his CDU party to get elected. How did it get this bad - and what might happen next?