US EditionTrump celebrates conservative party win in Germany
- The conservative alliance in Germany won the national election, with Friedrich Merz set to become the next chancellor, according to exit polls.
- The far-right Alternative for Germany achieved record gains, finishing in second place with 20.5% of the vote, as reported by ZDF.
- Donald Trump celebrated the election results, stating that the people of Germany rejected the policies of the previous government.
- Voter turnout was high at 83%, the highest since before reunification in 1990, with results indicating a shift in Germany's political landscape.
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German Conservatives Win National Election, And Trump Celebrates the CDU Victory
The European establishment never saw this coming. Indeed, the political earthquake that just hit Germany isn’t just rattling the continent’s progressive elite – it’s shattering... The post German Conservatives Win National Election, And Trump Celebrates the CDU Victory appeared first on Patriot Journal.
German Conservatives Win Election: Preliminary Results
Germany’s center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) won the country’s election, according to preliminary data. The CDU, led by Friedrich Merz, received 22.6% of the vote. The Alternative for Germany (AfD) received 20.8%. “Looks like the conservative party in Germany has won the very big and highly anticipated election. Much like the USA, the people of Germany got tired of the no common sense agenda, especially on energy and immigration, that…
Trump celebrates German election results as voters deal blow to left-wing regime · American Wire News
President Donald J. Trump celebrated the results of Sunday’s German election which saw conservatives deal a blow to the status quo, ousting Chancellor Olaf Scholz as voters rebelled against the authoritarian left-wing government. The election saw the center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) winning with more than 28 percent of the vote, and the rising Alternative for Germany (AfD) which has been smeared as a “far right” party coming in seco…
Russia hopes that Germany's next government "will adopt a more sober approach to reality and issues of mutual interest," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday, according to Reuters. Peskov's statements…
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