Omar: hätten sie sich bei der Strategie beraten sollen? Diese ungleiche Partnerschaft tut beiden Parteien nicht gut
Velvet Moth: it sounds like another German farce unfolding - how do they expect to form a coalition if their party can't even be civil?
Ember Serpent: sachsen-anhalt really doesn't need another experiment like this - what's the plan exactly?
Nina: interesting that a party like BSW could potentially shift the balance - seems to me their criticism of the mainstream parties is somewhat understandable, but do they actually have a cohesive strategy
Lunar: how can people seriously consider Sahra Wagenknecht's party as a viable alternative to AfD in East Germany?
Fathom Reaper: that's quite the unlikely alliance - would love to see how this plays out in regional politics
Kai: the idea that some other party could be propping up AfD in the east is disturbing on many levels, especially given their history of extremism
Ember Comet: interesting to see how sahra wagenknecht's party might give the afd a leg up in sachsen-anhalt - what would be their actual platform?
Ethanfischerxo: too little too late, trying to ride the AfD wave for relevance now that your own momentum's tanking
Norar: sahra wagenknecht's group getting cozy with the far right isn't just a saxon-Anhalt problem, this has national implications
Rogue Corvid: but isn't this essentially a worst-case scenario for German politics? how does this division serve the country in the long run?