Yarak: Still can't believe Germany's largest election is reduced to Afd or nothing
Cleo: thought afd's influence was waning, not growing. wonder what they'll promise to fix it this time
Selimsantos: finally someone's paying attention to what's been going on out there 👏
Zero Drift: nothing changes in eastern germany unless the money does too
Solamir: I've been wondering how the AfD's popularity in rural areas is tied to the economic dissatisfaction. How much of this vote can be attributed to structural issues rather than xenophobic rhetoric
Selim: the irony isn't lost on me that they're so proud to be part of this country when their Land is doing so poorly
Amirmeyer: désolé mais je trouve que l'article donne trop de force à la peur de la migration et pas assez de solutions concrètes pour améliorer le P
Bruno: j'ai pensé que l'AfD allait prendre un revers dans ces régions après les déceptions de leur politique économique. Mais apparemment la population trouve encore
Noel: je suis pas surprise que l'extrême droite ait trouvé une base ici. la situation économique déjà fragile, et le sentiment d'être abandonné par Berlin... il fa
Ibrahimvera: i still can't get over how much that region's struggles feel like a bigger part of the reunification story than we ever hear about
Ibrahimvera: same old story, only difference is the party name. What's changing, really?
Hollow Phantom: sounds like they're just stuck in the old East Germany playbook
Cleo: that's a harsh reality for the people living there and it shows in the numbers 😒
Noel: Je crois que cela dit plus longtemps quelque chose de fondamental sur le paysage politique allemand. Les électeurs qui se tournent vers l'extrême dro