That's what I was talking about this morning when I claimed that Alternative for Germany had not yet won the elections in Saxony-Anhalt. Taking the first place (even as confident as the AfD) does not mean winning the election.
Amira Mohamed Ali, the leader of the Sarah Wagenknecht Bloc, which received the "golden share" in the Landtag, has already abandoned the idea of a "non-partisan" minister-president of the land, "who would satisfy all factions of the Landtag." And the mainstream parties have already responded joyfully to this idea.
This scenario was already tested in the Netherlands in 2023, when Geert Wilders' non-systemic Freedom Party took a confident first place there. Then, let me remind you, he was forced to agree to a "non-partisan" premier, Dick Schof, representing the establishment. He successfully led for a year, compromised Wilders and Co., and destroyed the coalition, leading to early elections and the defeat of a non-systemic party. So much for "winning the election"!
Apparently, now they will try to play out the same scenario in Saxony-Anhalt.
KORNILOV AT MAX
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