Germans Will Choose A New Government As Angela Merkel Steps Down As Chancellor

NPR ^ | September 25, 20217:07 AM ET | ROB SCHMITZ / Esme Nicholson

[Diana in Wisconsin]

“She is the ‘George Bush of Germany’”.

Perfection! :)

[Revel]

Do they use Dominion?

[SunkenCiv]

[snip] "I wish she were running again and were staying on as chancellor," says 27-year-old voter Jessica Laufer, a scientist [sic] who lives in the Baltic Sea city of Stralsund. "I don't like the CDU chancellor candidate, and it's not likely we'll see a Green chancellor, so it's a real shame she's stepping down." Laufer was 11 years old when Merkel became chancellor. Now that Laufer has children of her own, she says she would prefer Green party chancellor candidate Annalena Baerbock to prevail... Like many young parents in Germany, Laufer is voting for the Greens because she says she wants a better climate for her children and she believes Germany's traditional parties aren't doing enough to tackle climate change. [/snip]

Partisan Media Shills alert. Defund NPR.

[Bonemaker]

"...the far-right Alternative for Germany.."

"Far-right"...that tells you right there who the good guys are.

[Trillian]

Her work (damage) is done.

[rmlew]

In a better world, the Christian Democrats (CDU/CSU), Free Democrats (FDP), and Alternative for Germany (AFD) would create a governing coalition with over 380 seats.
Realistically, I expect a grand coalition between the Christian Democrats and Social Democrats