The leftist 'traffic light' coalition government in Berlin collapsed just hours after Donald Trump's victory in November, sparking snap elections in Germany that will likely define the shape of European politics in the years to come. The post German Election Crossroads: Continuity Globalism or Shift to Right on Ballot as Voters Set to Select Next Government in Berlin appeared first on Breitbart.
The German elections present a pivotal moment, with voters deciding between continuity of globalist policies or a shift towards the right. The collapse of the 'traffic light' coalition after Trump's US victory led to snap elections. Friedrich Merz of the CDU/CSU is leading the charge, advocating for stricter migration controls, distancing himself from the far-right AfD despite collaboration on migration issues. The AfD, gaining traction due to migration concerns and opposition to the green agenda, has garnered endorsements from notable figures. Meanwhile, the SPD, under Scholz, faces a decline in support, projected to fall to third place amid economic and policy challenges. The Greens, steadfast in their green agenda, may face coalition limitations. The FDP struggles to meet the parliamentary threshold, while The Left gains ground with socialist policies. The election outcome could signal a significant shift in Germany's political landscape.
