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asked about her ability to lead the country as dominant cain reports on a late summer day in potsdam anna lena bell book is on the campaign trail focused on trying to win the general election and to become germany. second, female chancellor, above all, proclaiming what the green parties priorities would be in power. when he was the worst, they had all this for the one for ice because they have the biggest challenge for us as a society is the climate change crisis. we can't just talk about it and expect it to somehow go away. you know, this crisis is happening right now and we have to do everything we can to get out of it. but to do that, it's not her ardent supporters. she has to persuade. it said it's the 10s of millions of voters across the country who have never before voted green, some of whom worry about the cost of doing so. best. if you months ago this poppy briefly, the opinion polls now is languishing in 3rd place on the way behind the front runner lead candidate is facing increasing questions about her suitability hi office. just a scramble over plagiarism. in a recent book, she wrot

this is the 1st time the policy has named a candidate for chancellor. anna lena, bear bock, the greens party sector general has indicated they'd be willing to discuss a coalition government or the social democrats candidate for chancellor la shalt says that voters have given his party the monday to push ahead with that goals has become a stuff for him because that does this, we can pay for more respect in this society for industrial modernization to go on in our country. and for manmade climate change to be slowed down to important issues in our country that targets for which we are working. and for this to be possible for the full cost and pose to be so favorable, the exit polls are showing great support for the s p d from the citizens. that is managed to strive and implement everything we have suggested and to put our political strength into it. meanwhile, anglo marco chosen successor of the center i. c, d, u c. s u party army lash. it was disappointed with early projection. spots vowed to do everything possible to build a conservative life. government dev i comes is for by the elect

this is anna lena babcock. —— annalena baerbock, the leader of the green party. i -- annalena baerbockbaerbock's leadership, time magazine describes how she| europe. on baerbock's leadership, i time magazine describes how she has bridged divides between the party's long feuding fundamentalist and realist wings, overseeing the green split was consolidation as a pro—business centrist party. that may be, but after briefly leading in the polls, the greens are now back in third. here is the polling from last week again, and we've talked about the cdu csu, about the social democrats and about the greens, but also note the far right afd, the far left the linker, and the liberal conservatives, the fdp. now, nobody will work in coalition with the afd, but all the other party matter. that is because german governments are always coalitions. this is how it works. are you ready? ok, here we go. germans cast two votes. one for a local mp, one for a political party. at least 598 members are elected by these two votes. then half of the bundestag is made up of local mps, half are elected from party li