GERMAN ELECTION 2025 : CDU—THE “CONSERVATIVE” PARTY THAT WOULD RATHER GOVERN WITH THE FAR LEFT

Mario Nawfal

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🇩🇪 CDU—THE “CONSERVATIVE” PARTY THAT WOULD RATHER GOVERN WITH THE FAR LEFT

CDU is projected to win the election, with AfD in second place right now… which, in a normal world, would mean Germany’s two right-leaning parties form a government.

However…

instead, CDU—Germany’s so-called center-right, conservative party—is gearing up to team up with the Greens (eco-extremists who think banning cars and cow farts will save the planet) and the SPD (big-government socialists who’d tax the air you breathe if they could).

And why?

Because apparently, working with another right-leaning party is worse than throwing every conservative value out the window and locking themselves into a four-year marriage with the radical left.

Sure, AfD has its issues—but since when is the better option becoming the junior partner in a progressive utopia where “compromise” just means conservatives roll over and take it?

At this point, why even pretend?

Just go all in, CDU.

Drop the act and rebrand as the Christian Democratic Socialist Union—CDSU.

Has a nice EU-approved ring to it.

Mario Nawfal

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🇩🇪 GERMAN ELECTION 2025: CDU LEADS BUT MAY BE FORCED INTO LEFT-LEANING COALITION

Polls project the CDU to win 201 out of 630 seats, making it the largest party but falling short of a majority.

With the AfD expected to take 142 seats, the CDU has ruled out working with them—leaving SPD and the Greens as its only viable coalition partners.

This means Germany’s conservative party may have to govern with the left, locking them together until the next election.

Source: Statista

Mario Nawfal

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ELON: AfD MUST WIN OR GERMANY WILL FAIL

“The reason that I am in favor of AfD is that there are some fundamental things that must happen, without which I’m concerned that Germany will fail.

There have to be sensible controls on immigration.

If there are criminals in Germany who are committing crimes and hurting people in Germany, they must be deported.

And that’s not happening.

Then there must also be freedom of speech, such that the people know what the truth is.

Otherwise, they cannot make an informed decision.

If you do not have freedom of speech, you cannot be a democracy because the public cannot make an informed decision about their vote.

In Germany right now, there are draconian rules against freedom of expression where even insulting a politician can get you prison time, which is insane.

So, I like the fact that the AfD is in favor of freedom of speech, is in favor of sensible immigration policies and deportation of criminals, and I like the generally libertarian policies of the AfD.”

Source: WELT Economic Summit, January 28, 2025