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Title US Intervention Sparks Controversy in Germany's Poll Campaign A Debate-Ridden Election

Introduction

As Germany enters its final week of election campaigning, a controversy surrounding alleged US interference in favor of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has escalated the debate to unprecedented heights. The comments made by US Vice President JD Vance have brought tens of thousands of demonstrators to the streets of Berlin and become one of the main talking points in the latest TV debates between top candidates.

The Controversy

Vance's comments, delivered during a speech in Munich, called on Germany to reconsider its decades-long taboo of having the far-right in government. His words were met with widespread condemnation from German politicians, who saw it as an attempt to influence their country's democratic process. The remarks also brought tens of thousands of people onto the streets of Berlin, protesting against US interference.

The Election Debate

The controversy has become a central theme in the election debate, with top candidates vying for every vote. Friedrich Merz, the conservative CDU candidate, rejected Vance's comments as unacceptable and vowed to not tolerate such interference. Chancellor Olaf Scholz also rejected the US Vice President's words, stating that there is no cooperation with the extreme right. However, Alice Weidel, the leader of the ascending AfD, praised Vance for having spoken out so clearly.

The Bitter Campaign

With more TV showdowns scheduled and public rallies on the horizon, candidates are fighting tooth and nail for every vote. The election has become a battle for supremacy, with Friedrich Merz leading the polls by around 30 percent.

Key Findings

According to recent polls, around 30 percent of Germans remain undecided about who they want to vote for in the election.
Viewers of Sunday's debate put Merz ahead with 32 percent, while Scholz came second with 25 percent. Weidel found favor with 18 percent of viewers.

Conclusion

The US intervention controversy has further heated up an already tense election campaign. As Germany prepares to go to the polls on February 23rd, it remains to be seen how this controversy will impact the outcome of the election. One thing is certain – the debate will continue to rage on until the very end.

Recommendation

For a more in-depth analysis of the potential implications of US interference on Germany's election, explore our comprehensive guide on the topic [link].

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