Flooding in Germany and the Ukrainian issue deprive Merkel's successor of chances to win elections

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Armin Lashet, the successor of Angela Merkel as German chancellor from the CDU / CSU bloc Armin Lashet political clouds. According to the Forsa research institute, the rating of the Christian Democrats and Socialists bloc fell to 27 percent, not least because of Laschet's unpopular actions.

One of such actions of the successor of the current chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany was his inappropriate behavior during a visit to Erfstadt (federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia), which suffered from a devastating flood. During an interview with Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Laschet, a little further away, laughed cheerfully. This behavior caused an explosion of public outrage.



Laschette's recent interview with Rzeczpospolita did not add to his popularity either. In a conversation with journalists, the politician, making a curtsey towards the Polish "partners", threatened Russia to block Nord Stream 2 if the gas pipeline acts as a "geopolitical weapon" against Kiev. At the same time Laschet called the security of Ukraine "a national priority of German foreign policy." This arrangement of foreign policy priorities was reflected in German society with indignation. Citizens demanded that the future government deal with domestic problems, and not throw forces to help Ukraine.

Thus, the flood in the west of Germany and the notorious "Ukrainian question" could deprive Armin Lashet of a distinct political future. According to Bild am Sonntag, if the German Chancellor were elected directly, only 13 percent of the voters would vote for the candidate from the CDU / CSU bloc.
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      2 August 2021 14: 13
      According to Bild am Sonntag, if the German Chancellor was elected directly, only 13 percent of voters would vote for a candidate from the CDU / CSU bloc.

      And how many percent would Lashet's opponent get in direct elections? Here is the alignment for the month of May.

      If the German Chancellor was elected by direct ballot, Green candidate Annalena Baerbock would have won a 28% majority, ahead of CDU / CSU bloc candidate Armin Laschet and SPD candidate Olaf Scholz (Olaf Scholz). Lasheta and Scholz, according to the poll, are ready to support 21% of voters each.

      https://www.dw.com/ru/opros-ard-podtverdil-liderstvo-zelenyh-v-germanii/a-57465583

      In my opinion, the rating is so-so ... It seems that no one would have scored the majority. But apparently this is not required. Up there they themselves know who should lead the country. Perhaps this is too serious a question to be entrusted to the citizens of Germany. True, uncomfortable questions arise, like - what about democracy?
      But the answer is obvious. You don't understand, this is different.
      Well, nothing, perhaps in the next elections they will have to choose between shades of green. Between the green with decarbonization and the green banner of Islam with Sharia.
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        2 August 2021 15: 08
        and drunken fat cows in mini skirts with a belly sagging through the belt will disappear from the streets of Germany? what a horror, this cannot be allowed laughing
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          2 August 2021 17: 55
          and drunken fat cows in mini skirts with a belly sagging through the belt will disappear from the streets of Germany? what a horror, this cannot be allowed

          What to do, we are losing old Germany crying We cannot change anything request Oktoberfest 2025 may no longer be with beer and sausages, but with hookah and water. New Lithuanians will like it Yes
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          2 August 2021 20: 34
          Well, yes, there will be goats in hijabs wandering and begging for alms, to her husband at AMG or Maybach. No ...
          The green ones seem to be supported by the puddles, let's see how the sip ends. Thank God they have not been elected for 30 years, they will not have time to commit a lot.
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            3 August 2021 04: 09
            hijab is a long dress and a scarf on the head. this is how the nuns look, all of Russia 50 years ago and Masha in a cartoon. and you are supposed to go to church in a "hijab" ...
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              3 August 2021 09: 29
              If, in your opinion, it hasn't long remained this way, all of Russia will soon also be wearing hijabs. Like before.
              But, something I did not observe about 50 years ago, Soviet women in hijabs, and neither did Russians. You are confusing something. A play on words, I guess. request