Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Alice Weidel is fascinating in that she lives privately in a way that her party hates in every respect. How she manages that will forever remain a mystery to me.

Because it is stupid AfD bashing. Surely, a lot goes wrong in the party as well. But very few there are homophobic or xenophobic. This nonsense is only gladly propagated by the usual suspects. Since the coronavirus pandemic, I am very grateful to the AfD and have seen for myself who the real fascists in parliament are. The color green plays a big role.

Because it is stupid AFD bashing. Surely, a lot goes wrong in the party too. But very few there are homophobic or xenophobic. This nonsense is just gladly spread by the usual suspects. Since the Corona pandemic, I am very grateful to the AFD and have seen for myself who the real fascists in parliament are. The color green plays a big role.

What you call stupid bashing is listed under the point of family policy, traditionally found in the party programs and everywhere else.

But very few of them there are homophobic or xenophobic. This nonsense is only gladly propagated by the usual suspects.

Why do those who are not throw out the few who actually are? And not only do they not do that, they even elect them to top positions!

What you call stupid bashing is listed under the topic of family policy, traditionally in party programs and can be found everywhere.

Do they still have the directive that a good German woman should have four children?

Why do those who wouldn’t be [that] then throw out the few who actually are? And not only do they not do that, they even elect them to top positions!

It’s very simple: Because a portion of voters, whom you don’t want to miss as vote cattle, vote for the AfD because of its right wing.

The major parties and the SPD also use this wing strategy. But if a party already occupies the conservative edge, then the right wing is… right. In the multiple senses of the word.

And to keep such a wing alive, you also have to give it crumbs of top positions.

In this party-political game, the AfD plays just like all the others.

That may be, however, I have the feeling that it is precisely the moderates who are being pushed out one after the other and actually only extremists remain. That is exactly why they remain unelectable for a majority of conservative voters and "non-coalition partners" for the other parties. From my perspective, fortunately, but I simply do not understand it from the perspective of a moderate (AfD voter or politician).