Wenn Friedrich Merz Bundeskanzler wird, wird er sich auch um die Finanzierung der Aufrüstung kümmern müssen. Für eine Grundgesetzänderung wäre er aber auf Stimmen aus den Reihen von AfD und Linken angewiesen.
The article discusses the challenges Friedrich Merz, a potential future Chancellor, faces due to a blocking minority formed by the AfD (Alternative for Germany) and the Left Party in the Bundestag. This blocking minority could hinder Merz's plans to reform the debt brake and address military funding. Additionally, any constitutional amendments would require support from AfD and the Left, complicating potential coalition-building efforts. The AfD is increasingly seen as a party representing workers and the unemployed, with many voters choosing it based on conviction.
