Now Everything Can Go Very Quickly: Scenarios for the Merz Descent
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The then Chancellor Gerhard Schröder put his majority, his party and finally his office at risk with the Agenda 2010 reforms. Friedrich Merz must now dare to do so.
There is a tension in the air that was most recently known from the end of the traffic light. Everyone agrees: Merz's end is a question of when and how.
Friedrich Merz tries to clear out speculation about the end of his chancellorship in northern Finland. He seeks a foothold in the role of the European leader – and makes a dramatic appeal to his party friends.
After the CDU debacle, the pressure on Friedrich Merz is growing. What would happen if the Union actually dropped its own chancellor?
LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung
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Friedrich Merz is now also attacked from his own ranks. His fall no longer seems excluded, but there would be a face-to-face solution.
The chancellor's loss of authority is almost unprecedented, the state elections are exacerbating the crisis. And now, CDU Secretary General Hoppermann even suggests to the SPD in the north to leave a few votes.
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