Anti-celebrity politicians succeed by styling themselves as authentic alternatives to more showy statesmen.
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Following the German election, all of the country’s major party leaders agreed that Germany needs to move forward. But if the electorate had had its way, it would have re-elected Angela Merkel.
After beating the formerly biggest party to top the poll, the social democrats will enter complex coalition talks with potential partners, including the Greens and the liberal FDP.
Germany was steady under its longstanding chancellor, but also stagnant.
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