I don't know, I think he's doing Merkel's style better than Laschet.Especially Scholz is doing a terrible job rn. Super robotic, doesn't actually say anything and says a lot of things that the regular population don't like to hear (like 3g in trains).
What's wrong with assuming nobody understands what Baerbock said, him mansplaining basically the entire audience and the adultism at the end?I've more problems with Laschets attitude. His condescending manner is ….Damn I want to hit him in the face.
first polls indicate scholz was the most popularListening to Laschet is barely bearable, but he is the loudest one of the three, so his numbers will probably go up after this.
He made me so angry. Mansplainig is really fitting.What's wrong with assuming nobody understands what Baerbock said, him mansplaining basically the entire audience and the adultism at the end?
I thought this is basic CDU tools...?
Is it, though? CDU could very easily join a coalition with SPD if the numbers add up, and SPD after the last few years doesn't seem to have any issues with it either if push comes to shove. Selling a coalition to actual left acting parties like Greens seems to be much more difficult. If the CDU already conceded they're not gonna be the clear winner this time, hugging SPD and getting rid of the danger of Greens getting too loud seems like their best way of ending up with a say in things in the end, especially since SPD only barely has an identity at this point.It's kind of amazing how badly this is going for Laschet.
I also think he made a strategic mistake by focusing in Baerbock so much. Scholz is his bigger problem.
Is it, though? CDU could very easily join a coalition with SPD if the numbers add up, and SPD after the last few years doesn't seem to have any issues with it either if push comes to shove. Selling a coalition to actual left acting parties like Greens seems to be much more difficult. If the CDU already conceded they're not gonna be the clear winner this time, hugging SPD and getting rid of the danger of Greens getting too loud seems like their best way of ending up with a say in things in the end, especially since SPD only barely has an identity at this point.
Is it, though? CDU could very easily join a coalition with SPD if the numbers add up, and SPD after the last few years doesn't seem to have any issues with it either if push comes to shove. Selling a coalition to actual left acting parties like Greens seems to be much more difficult. If the CDU already conceded they're not gonna be the clear winner this time, hugging SPD and getting rid of the danger of Greens getting too loud seems like their best way of ending up with a say in things in the end, especially since SPD only barely has an identity at this point.
But when you vote Scholz you also get far-left extremists like Esken and Kühnert! (Yes this is really their fearmonger strategy since a few days)They really do have nothig left...
Imagine painting Olaf Scholz of all people as the leader of a leftist revolution (not related to this particular picture but the general messaging these last days)
Yeah, but also never completely trust polls like this!Da war die CDU wohl wirklich nicht viel mehr als Merkel's Partei?
Da war die CDU wohl wirklich nicht viel mehr als Merkel's Partei?
But when you vote Scholz you also get far-left extremists like Esken and Kühnert! (Yes this is really their fearmonger strategy since a few days)
Also repeated yesterday by Paul Ziemiak on Anne Will and in their latest Twitter spot.
CDU is really scared. :)
EDIT:
Fact-check of yesterdays Triell
Der Faktencheck – wer hat wo geschummelt? - SPIEGEL.de
Oh for sure, and a lot can still happen between now and then.
It's Laschet together with the SPD nominating a CDU guy.Da war die CDU wohl wirklich nicht viel mehr als Merkel's Partei?
> and there is a lot you could attackIt's Laschet together with the SPD nominating a CDU guy.
Made it possible for CDU voters to switch to SPD.
Laschet seems to be a completely dead horse now and so it's risky for the right-wing media and the Wirtschaftslobby to try to save him by attacking Scholz (and there is a lot you could attack), because that could backfire heavily by voters turning to Green instead.
I don't see a Söder ever reaching 20%.
If Linke loses over 2% to SPD or Greens and doesn't make it into Bundestag Red/Green could barely be possible.Absolutely insane - especially compared to just a few weeks ago.
So lets say it's gonna go like this, a majority government would need about 47%, correct? (considering no Sonstige will get to 5%)
So SPD / Grüne alone still wouldn't work out atm without die Linke.
how is Henning-Wellsow standing by her Party's principles making her a terrible politician?Leave it to the Linke to sabotage themselves
As much flack as Laschet, Baerbock and Scholz are getting for being terrible candidates, they can't hold a candle to Susanne Hennig-Wellsow. Absolutely fucking terrible. Just one of many reasons why The Linke isn't getting the votes they deserve
Because it's one of the most outlandish principles Die Linke have. Not wanting to go to war like in Afghanistan is a fine stance to have - wanting to leave Nato, a mostly defensive alliance, in favor of cooperating with Russia (big LOL) only 7 years after the Krim was annexed is mind-numbingly stupid. It's not like Russias government has changed a bit since then.how is Henning-Wellsow standing by her Party's principles making her a terrible politician?
my biggest fear. A disaster of a coalition that will fail on all fronts :(If Linke loses over 2% to SPD or Greens and doesn't make it into Bundestag Red/Green could barely be possible.
how is Henning-Wellsow standing by her Party's principles making her a terrible politician?
to be exact:Because it's one of the most outlandish principles Die Linke have. Not wanting to go to war like in Afghanistan is a fine stance to have - wanting to leave Nato, a mostly defensive alliance, in favor of cooperating with Russia (big LOL) only 7 years after the Krim was annexed is mind-numbingly stupid. It's not like Russias government has changed a bit since then.
I wasn't critizing Hennig (like König) Wellsow because of that article. That's on the Linke in general. But Wellsow regardless of that stance is just bad
Reasons why Linke are so low in the polls? For having terrible foreign policy like wanting to leave the NATO and having terrible candidates like Hennig Wellsow
Case in point
Die neue Parteivorsitzende der Linken, Susanne Hennig-Wellsow - Jung & Naiv: Folge 500
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I love how they continue to try to cater to the right wing AFD voters while bleeding votes to SPD and Grüne. Keep this up for another month and we might actually get a non CDU goverment.
I never understood why they are so hellbent for the AFD votes when they lose 2% to the left for every 1% they get from the right
Yeah, what I meant. They want to replace Nato and instead make something else including Russia. Good luck with the current Russia on that one. And dissolving and replacing Nato isn't something Germany could even do alone, it's mostly something the US has control over. Dissolving didn't even happen under Trump who apparently considered leaving. It's not going to happen.they don't want to leave the Nato to join Russia.
they want to dissolve the NAto and form a new collectiv safty alliance. (in which Russia would also be a part.)
to be exact:
they don't want to leave the Nato to join Russia.
they want to dissolve the Nato and form a new collectiv safty alliance. (in which Russia would also be a part.)
Da war die CDU wohl wirklich nicht viel mehr als Merkel's Partei?
Bartsch sagt: "Die Linke wird es nicht zur Bedingung für die Aufnahme von (Koalitions)-Gesprächen machen, dass Deutschland aus der Nato austritt."
AFD loves big state anti crime measures when they can use clan kriminalität as a anti migrant dogwhistleAre these even AFD positions? I thought those nutjobs in the AFD were against big state and surveilance?
and also this.