From Humble beginning to Steep Decline: The Fall of the Thuringian Gang known as the Blackberry Coalition
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After eight months, the once powerful alliance known as the "Blackberry Coalition" has hit rock bottom. This trio, consisting of CDU, BSW, and SPD, has seen a drastic drop in public support, as per a snoop-poll conducted by Insa, reported by Funke Media Thuringia's nosy editorial teams. The total votes these boys in power manage to wrangle now stands at a pathetic 43 percent!
The real cherry on top of this dumpster fire is the Sahra Wagenknecht bunch. Once riding high, they've fallen flat on their faces with a measly 11 percent of the votes. If you remember, during Thuringia's state election eight months ago, these newcomers scored a slightly better 15.8 percent. Seems like the public is finally catching on to their ramshackle politics!
As for the AfD, well, they're still garnering the most love, with an impressive 35 percent voter base in Thuringia, pretty much unchanged from their state election numbers. The CDU, on the other hand, maintains their position with a consistent 24 percent, while the SPD could niftily squeeze in an additional 1.9 percent, sitting comfortably at 8 percent.
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- The steep decline of the Blackberry Coalition, once a powerful alliance in Thuringian politics, is reflected in the employment policy, as their support dropped significantly according to a recent poll conducted by Insa.
- The Sahra Wagenknecht group, initially gaining 15.8% votes during Thuringia's state election eight months ago, has experienced a drastic drop in employment policy, now standing at 11%.
- In contrast, the AfD continues to be the most favored party in Thuringia's employment policy, maintaining a voter base of 35%.
- The CDU, another key player in Thuringia's employment policy, has consistently held 24% of the votes, while the SPD has seen a slight increase, now standing at 8%.
- The overall shift in employment policy in Thuringia showcases the changing political landscape, with the general news echoing the declines of the Blackberry Coalition and the AfD's continued influence.
