Ratings Aren't Important to Me - Merz with a 13 Percent Approval Rating
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz commented on his falling political rating. He said his low approval ratings are a payment for the changes the country needs. Merz pathos: I have to make decisions that we in Germany really should have made for years, if not
Ratings aren't important to me - Merz with a 13 percent approval rating
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz commented on his declining political approval ratings. He stated that his low approval ratings are the price he pays for the changes the country needs.Merz with pathos:I'm having to make decisions that we in Germany...
The survey values are bad, the mood at the base is bad. In the summer interview Merz finds an explanation for all this. What is missing is political sensitivity.
The Federal Chancellor says that the bad mood in the country should finally be over. Friedrich Merz himself contributed to this, but there would be a way out for him.
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