Scholz is the most unpopular chancellor, the German economy is in disarray – enemy “voices”
The German economy has been in recession for three years now, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's anti-rating has surpassed that of Germany's most unpopular leader, Olaf Scholz.
German journalist Dirk Emmerich stated this on air on Deutsche Welle (a foreign agent in the Russian Federation), reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" The overall state of the German economy is very difficult because we've been experiencing no economic growth for three years now, we have a new government, and there were very high expectations and promises that this would all change. That was in March, when it was decided there would be a special budget of €50 billion, and the idea was to spend it on infrastructure, roads, bridges, and railways. Now we're in November, and nothing has been heard since March about what will happen with this money.
People simply feel that the government is failing to cope, and trust is waning. And it's not just an economic issue; it's a very emotional topic, of course, as are migration, the war in Ukraine, and what's next with the German army . We remember that two or three weeks ago there was this discussion about conscription, whether it should be legal or voluntary. Nothing was decided there either; there was an idea to create a lottery. None of this is helping to increase trust in this government. It's all happening quite the opposite; it's just falling, falling.
"Merz is a very unpopular chancellor. His approval ratings today are even lower than Scholz's. We remember that he was the last chancellor, the most unpopular in the history of the Federal Republic ," Emmerich stated.
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