MonksTown
Feb 24 2008, 6:00 pm
ARD predicition at 1800:
%
CDU 42.5
SDP 34
Green 9.5
FDP 5
Linke 6.5
Might well change, remember
Hessen.
IF the FDP make it into the Bürgerschaft, Beust still won't have a majority and if they don't then a SPD-Grün coalition would have a majority either.
Related topic: Regional elections in the state of Hesse
Hammonia
Feb 24 2008, 9:35 pm
didnt they say beforehand red-green is not an option?
MonksTown
Feb 24 2008, 10:37 pm
SPD- Green yes, but that's not a majority.
Maybe the Greens will sell their voters down the Elbe tonight and down the Isar next week...
Welcome to the new 5 party system.
MonksTown
Feb 24 2008, 11:23 pm
The ARD is playing up that the CDU and the Greens might go into coalition:
http://www.tagesschau.de/If they sell us down the Elbe in
Hamburg, they'll sell us down the Isar in
Munich.
Already this week their top bloke "HoppolaBrez'n" or whatever he is called has been making cooing noises to the right.
A vote for the Greens in Munich next Sunday?
Might as well book your own ticket to get deported for forgetting to stamp your U-Bahn ticket.
silty1
Feb 25 2008, 8:53 am
Whatever happens, I hope some sense of sanity can return to Hamburg's education policies. Lately they were talking about holding school classes on Saturday. Idiots.
MonksTown
Feb 25 2008, 9:06 am
That was not uncommon in earlier times, I remember going to school on a Satuurday when visiting on a school exchange as a youngster.
QUOTE(silty1 @ Feb 25 2008, 8:53 am)

Lately they were talking about holding school classes on Saturday. Idiots.
I went to school Saturday mornings...
Eugene_ac
Feb 25 2008, 10:02 am
I too, 4 lessons, until 8th grade or so, every second Saturday. Then it was abolished. Was a good thing actually because we had less lessons Mon-Fri. I would always prefer going Saturday mornings over late afternoons. I was always really tired when we had school that late. At my school lessons began at 7:30 and I had to get up at 6.
Conquistador
Feb 25 2008, 11:19 am
Just curious, MT, since we already know who you don't want to see in the governing coalition in the Hamburg Senate, perhaps you'll tell us which coalition of parties you would like to see in power there?
Interesting that the former Communists seem to have gotten considerably less than the 9% they were polling in advance of the
election. Maybe the thought of a return of Stasi and the celebration of the
Berlin Wall by that Linkspartei extremist in Niedersachsen made the SPD look a bit more acceptable to some would-be Linkspartei voters.
MrNosey
Feb 25 2008, 11:27 am
I'd rather see a black-red than a black-green coalition. If the greens get any influence here in Hamburg we'll get nothing done to improve the harbour area, local road network, power supply...
MonksTown
Feb 25 2008, 6:43 pm
The polls were out for the SPD too iirc, the comments of the Landtag member in Niedersachsen were unhelpful to the general political debate say the least.
But I think that applies generally and not nescessarily directly to the Linke result in Hamburg.
Each of the 3 possible coalitions possible in Hamburg brings advantages and disadvantages, I'm not especially for or against any of them as yet.
It'll be interesting to see if the Greens tear themselves apart on this.
KyleHawkins
Feb 27 2008, 10:31 am
SDP-Green-Linke?
MonksTown
Feb 27 2008, 11:43 pm
SPD-Green-Linke is one of three theoretical possibilities but so not going to happen:
Because of the SPD and the Greens.
It's either CDU-Green or CDU-SPD effectively.
paulux
Feb 29 2008, 9:47 pm
I completely agree with this deportation thing from Hessen.
If u can't behave if a foreign country, then u can't complain if they kick your stupid ass out.
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