Die Welt, a conservative German news outlet, describes the voters’ dilemma. In particular, conservative voters who do not want a continuation of Green/Left radical politics are confronted with a tough choice. The current polls show that only two coalition options are available: CDU, SPD and Greens – or – CDU and AfD (the right-wing, or extreme right party) So far, CDU has clearly stated not to form a coalition with the AfD. Depending on the election results and further irrational and unacceptable claims of SPD and Greens, a coalition of CDU and AfD is still a possibility. Otherwise, new elections may be necessary … with delays harmful for Germany. Now, should conservative voters push for a coalition of CDU and AfD by giving their votes to the AfD. The question is: do conservative voters want the same Green/Leftists involved in the German government, those who are responsible for the current German disaster – or do they want a change, at least for the next 4 years? After years of Green/Left radical politics it is still a tough question if allowing for an unknown CDU/AfD coalition is a way forward or a way into even further terrible disputes, conflicts and extremism on right and left sides.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.
