May 6, 2025
Far-bad behavior AFD says that Merz has paid the price for ‘Machines’, calls for the latest election
The distant option for Germany (AFD) has welcomed the failure of the Christian Democrats (CDU) leader Frederick Mars, who was elected by MPs in the first round of voting by MPs in Bundestag, Germany.
The party said the results showed the fragility of alliance by Merz’s Orthodox CDU-CSU block and center-left social democrats (SPD).
Party leader Ellis Waidel wrote on the social media platform X, “It shows a weak foundation, which has been formed by the small alliance of CDU/CSU and SPD, which was voted by citizens.”
Videl soon told reporters that “Mars should step on one side and clear the way for a general election.”
AFD is the largest opposition party after the secret merz CDU in the early federal vote of February. This, and with some of the ranks of some merge, states that they have not honored the pledge of their party’s manifesto, giving water to their party’s stance on major issues to form an alliance with SPD.
The first parliamentary secretary of the AFD PalliaTary Group, Bernad Bamman said in a video on X, “This is a good thing, because of this limit of the electoral crazy, to become such a Chancellor and then simply should pass through it, it should not happen.”
The Mars were damaged from the beginning, Bamman said, he said “he had already paid the price for all his machines, which were never happy before.”
Last month, after attacking a coalition deal with Social Democrats (SPD), Merz gave rise to the opposition by extending major constitutional reforms through the outgoing Parliament to allow a massive promotion of defense and infrastructure expenses.
Germany’s domestic intelligence agency has classified AFD as a “right -wing extremist” party, which AFD intends to challenge in court.