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its because like many other countries they have a parliamentary system, where there are enough viable political prties that its rare to get a majority, so they have to form a “coalition”. olaf shultz fired his finance minister, who was from another party, and so the coalition collapsed and he no longer has that majority. same thing went on in france recently. its very common.
it didnt happen until after *f-wording tuesdayOh, didn't see it until now, and I wasn't going to talk more about world politics. In that sense, this is not politics but just information about Germany.
Chancellor Schultz fired the finance minister and with that lost one of the parties that made them a majority, ergo, the government in Germany is in the minority. It has nothing to do with Trump winning the election in the US.
So in order to have a governing government, they had to call new elections as there is no solution to get a majority government.
when they saw their sugar momma purse strings will be pulled
*f-word ukraine and all the corrupt eu leader
line the mother frenchies up and put the world out of misery