German conservative leader Friedrich Merz was unable to be a country's Candler by first vote, becoming the first candidate for such a failure in post-war history. Merz gathered 310 votes from the necessary majority in the parliament in 6 less than 6. Although his party signed a coalition agreement with the Social Democrats, at least 18 deputies did not support him.
This failure questions Germany's political stability and can influence the promise of the restoration of leadership in Europe. Political analysts say that the most vessel is an extreme "Alternative" party, which is already growing popularity, Reuters reports.
The second attempt of Merda is planned today. If it does not suit it, the Bundestag has another 14 days to choose a new Changeler.
