I wonder how many people a socially conservative/economically left party would actually appeal to. I can't say much about European politics in general, apart from Scholz's low approval rating. Even still, I wonder if people would really pivot away from the more right wing parties, or if this new party would come across as "just another left wing party". Either way, my initial impression is rather skeptical.
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Super based, if she sticks to what she says it would be the kind of party I dream of. Too bad I live in Italy, so her succeeding would likely mean more rapefugees in my own country since Germany would be less inclined to adhere to a redistribution program. Perhaps she'd be more favourable to blocking their ships, though. :/