The problem is that ALL the other parties band together and, before being voted out, change the rules so that the AfD has no chance of making any substantial changes unless it wins an absolute majority. If necessary, additional debt authorizations will still be approved by the old, ousted coalition—which remains in office on an interim basis—just as happened after the last federal election. An additional 2 trillion euros. Since the current version of the Basic Law prohibits the issuance of new debt, this is then referred to as a “special fund” in our country.
The problem is that ALL the other parties band together and, before being voted out, change the rules so that the AfD has no chance of making any substantial changes unless it wins an absolute majority. If necessary, additional debt authorizations will still be approved by the old, ousted coalition—which remains in office on an interim basis—just as happened after the last federal election. An additional 2 trillion euros. Since the current version of the Basic Law prohibits the issuance of new debt, this is then referred to as a “special fund” in our country.