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Christian Lindner

German politician
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  • Free Democratic Party

    …to government, but FDP leader Christian Lindner withdrew from talks at the 11th hour. Lindner quipped, “It is better not to govern than to govern wrongly,” and, with the prospect of another election looming, the CDU-CSU ultimately renewed its grand coalition with the SPD. Although the far-right Alternative for Germany…

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    …to government, but FDP leader Christian Lindner withdrew from talks at the 11th hour. Lindner quipped, “It is better not to govern than to govern wrongly,” and, with the prospect of another election looming, the CDU-CSU ultimately renewed its grand coalition with the SPD. Although the far-right Alternative for Germany…

    Read More