Coalition Tribulation: Majority Expects Breaking Union and SPD – Only 10 Percent Satisfied with Merz Government
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According to a survey, only 13 percent of the citizens are satisfied with the work of the Federal Chancellor. The Federal Government considers only 11 percent to be satisfactory.
Historian Andreas Rödder thinks it is a mistake for Chancellor Merz to "only bind himself to the SPD." This is a strategic Bredouille. "Merz hopes for the SPD's accommodating – politically this is not very realistic," says Rödder.
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The poll values of the government coalition around Chancellor Merz are worse than ever after a year at the top. Most people suspect a traffic light shock.
According to the analysis of the Hungarian-German Institute, the recent period has been characterized by serious coalition disputes, deteriorating public opinion polls, and failed reforms.
Henning Höne, chairman of the FDP in North Rhine-Westphalia and candidate for the national FDP chairmanship, sharply criticized Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) on the occasion of the one-year anniversary of the grand coalition. Merz ran a free-market campaign and is now, contrary to his promises, pursuing social-democratic policies all day long, Höne told the TV channel ntv on Wednesday. "This breach of faith is costing us a great deal of trust.…
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