(German, here translated by deepl)

With just under four weeks to go before the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, BSW founder Sahra Wagenknecht has stated that, should her party win seats in the state parliament, it would, under certain circumstances, pave the way for a minister-president from the AfD. “Our election goal is to unseat the incumbent CDU minister-president and replace him with a nonpartisan minister-president who governs with a cabinet of experts and shifting majorities. That means: even with the AfD,” Wagenknecht told the “Bild” newspaper (Wednesday edition).

Should the other parties reject this model, “we will abstain in the third round of voting,” Wagenknecht continued, referring to the election of a minister-president in the state parliament. On the X platform, Wagenknecht wrote, referring to the possible consequences of the state election for the federal government: “Those who vote for BSW can topple Merz!”

Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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3 Comments

  1. Submission Statement: Relevant because AfD and BSW are pro Putin poupulist anti liberal parties

  2. Alderwoodforest on

    Wagenknecht’s candor is actually refreshing.

    She wants Germany to become a Russian vassal state, and that explains each of her demands and actions.

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