Germans saying NO to Anti-USA Social Democrats

[SamOdom]

Current exit polling:

German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's Social Democrats were at 33.6 percent, according to ZDF polling.

 

[eek.]

Sam.
The German Parliament is more hung than John Holmes.

 

[eek.]

PROJECTED ELECTION RESULTS
CDU/CSU: 35.4%
SPD: 34.2%
Free Democrats: 10%
Greens: 8.1%
Left Party: 8.5%
Other 3.8%

Source: ARD television

So third parties make up 30% of the votes cast.

(Anyway, you're confusing anti-american with anti-Bush.)

 

[DarrylParsons]

Looks like the tail wags the dog in this one.

 

[Coldweather]

:finger: Them. They killed thousand of Jewish people. We should wipe them off the face of the earth. They suck. They :finger: . :finger: them all.

 

[levistep]

PROJECTED ELECTION RESULTS
CDU/CSU: 35.4%
SPD: 34.2%
Free Democrats: 10%
Greens: 8.1%
Left Party: 8.5%
Other 3.8%

Source: ARD television

So third parties make up 30% of the votes cast.

(Anyway, you're confusing anti-american with anti-Bush.)

My political science professor would have a hard on over that. He hates our 2 party system. He also said John Roberts scares him more than Al'Quiada does.

 

[SamOdom]

Merkel wins German election

From wire reports

BERLIN — Conservative challenger Angela Merkel narrowly won German elections Sunday but fell short of a clear mandate to govern, as Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder staged a dramatic comeback and proclaimed that he should head the next government.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2005-09-18-german-elections_x.htm

 

[SamOdom]

My political science professor would have a hard on over that. He hates our 2 party system. He also said John Roberts scares him more than Al'Quiada does.

Your polisci teacher is a nutt. Just remember: Those who can do, those who can't teach.

 

[eek.]

The Germans can look forward to 4 more years of political Fudge while the country falls to bits.

 

[bigplay]

And those who can't do either, just post on political forums all day:digit:

 

[SamOdom]

And those who can't do either, just post on political forums all day:digit:

Or, have already done! arty: arty:

 

[SamOdom]

Conservative leader Angela Merkel and the chairman of Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's Social Democrats said Monday they both had initiated contacts with potential coalition partners as they wrestled over what government will emerge from Germany's inconclusive parliamentary election. Merkel urged her rival's party to "accept that they are not the strongest party" after Sunday's election and enter talks on a broad right-left alliance under her leadership. But within minutes, the chairman of the Social Democrats, Franz Muentefering, said he had written to other party leaders to invite them to hold talks on a new coalition.