As the leader of the CDU, Friedrich Merz has emphasized that discussions about potential coalitions are a collective effort within the party to reach and mobilize potential voters. Despite speculations about black and green coalition at the federal level, he reiterated that the focus is on fighting for the CDU rather than discussing coalitions before election dates. Merz highlighted the CDU’s progress and goals for the upcoming state elections in Thuringia, Saxony, and Brandenburg, focusing on maintaining the party’s strength in East Germany.
Günther’s statements have reignited a debate about a potential black and green coalition at the federal level, describing the Greens as a coalition partner with whom the Union can govern well. However, Merz emphasized that the CDU is united and confident heading into the federal party conference. He also reiterated that collaborating with AfD or Left Party is not an option for them, as stated in their current party conference resolutions.
Merz’s comments come amidst intense political activity, with discussions about coalition partnerships and election strategies taking center stage. As they prepare for upcoming challenges, his emphasis on unity and focus on voter engagement reflect their commitment to securing a strong position in the political landscape.
