But Commitment to the Coalition: For Merz, Leaving Landtag Is a "Deep Break"
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After the election debacle in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the longing in the CDU for another chancellor is great – but the coup remains out.
On the day after the elections, the chancellor shows himself crumbled, wants "very short-term talk about the course and structure of the CDU. He stays at his reform course. Does the party really follow him?
Friedrich Merz calls the election result a "deep break" and admits that the CDU no longer reaches too many people. There should be consequences for the program and profile – but not for the chancellor himself or for the coalition with the SPD.
It is a historic low blow. After the election debacle in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the CDU is wrestling for a version. In Berlin, Chancellor Merz again comes to the press and also sets the course for government work in the federal government.
The German Chancellor described the election result in the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania as a "deep blow" for the Christian Democratic Party.
For the first time, the CDU misses the entry into a state parliament. The chancellor speaks of a heavy blow and admits an influence of federal politics. However, the reasons extend far beyond his person.
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