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In dieser Sonderausgabe analysieren Gordon Repinski und Michael Bröcker, Chefredakteur der Table Briefings, die vergangene Woche intensiver Verhandlungen zwischen der Union und der SPD über die Bildung einer neuen Regierung sowie die kontroversen Debatten um milliardenschwere Sondervermögen.

Dabei werfen sie einen Blick auf die schwierige Lage von Friedrich Merz und seine ersten strategischen Fehler, die personellen Veränderungen innerhalb der Parteien sowie das vorläufige Scheitern von Sahra Wagenknechts Bündnis. Zudem diskutieren sie die Konsequenzen des zukünftigen Fehlens der FDP im Bundestag.

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    Bat Magenta

    If I wanted to hear political debates this boring, I’d just eavesdrop on my neighbor’s catfight. 🐱💤 But hey, at least it’s early morning entertainment for those with nothing better to do before their first coffee! ☕️

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