Conservative Victory in the German Election The result of ‘Trump’s effect at international level’: expert

Victory for German conservative opposition In Sunday’s election, there was the last example of “Trump’s international level”, according to Ned Ryun, founder and executive director of the US majority.

“I think you really see that many people wake up and realize how immoral their leaders are. The moral imperative of every national leader is a priority, protect and improve their interests of the peoples and nations for every question,” Ryun told Fox News Digital. “Not to do this, in fact that you sell your people through terrible trade agreements or terrible immigration policy, it is deeply immoral.”

Comments come after Friedrich Merz of the German Christian Democratic Union (CDU) won the country National Elections Sunday, overthrowing the current Chancellor Olaf Scholz of the Social Democratic Party in the center (SPD).

The election also increased the rise of the German right -wing alternative to the German (AFD) party, which finished second in voting, according to exit polls.

Trump celebrates the victory of a conservative party in Germany

Conservative victory in Germany has greatly launched dissatisfaction with a voter with a growing illegal immigration The crisis in the country and across Europe and the rebellion against the fortified policy led by President Donald Trump.

“I think more and more politicians are talking about it because it is an existential crisis that has called not only some politicians, but a growing number of residents,” Ryun said. “It’s not just about the incredible economic costs of immigration that people from a particular country were. Earth?

“I think you will have some indications of spreading what happens to Vox in Spain, AFD in Germany in the next elections, etc.,” he added.

“I think Trump will get what he wants to ultimately force Germany and the rest of Europe to grow up. We will no longer finance your national defense so that these countries can invest in social welfare programs …”

I’m Trump He welcomed the news of a conservative victory in Germany in the publication of all capses on social media, calling the result with a victory for common sense.

“The conservative party in Germany seems to have won a very large and long -awaited election,” Trump wrote in a post about the truth of Social. “As now, people from Germany have been tired of programs without common sense, especially in energy and immigration, which has overcome so many years.

“This is a great day for Germany, and for the United States led by the Lord named Donald J. Trump,” he added. “Congratulations to everyone – many more victories that follow !!!”

The German new conservative leader seems to “achieve independence” from us

But it remains to be seen how much Trump will be able to work with the new German government, and Merz clearly explained after his victory that Germany would be “an absolute priority to” achieve independence “from the United States.

“I would never have thought I would have to say something like this on the TV show, but after Donald Trump’s remarks last week … Clearly this government doesn’t care much about it the fate of Europe“Merz said on Sunday.” My absolute priority will be to strengthen Europe as quickly as possible so that, step by step, we can really achieve independence from now. “

This skepticism in the new age of cooperation between the US is shared by Ryun, although Trump believes that he will ultimately get what he wants in the form of a major European contribution to his own defense.

“I think Trump will actually have very few opportunities with this new government in Germany,” Ryun said. “I think Trump will ultimately get what he wants in forcing Germany and the rest of Europe to grow up. We will no longer finance your national defense so that these countries can invest in social welfare programs. It’s time to step up to plates and behave like adults and live in reality. “

Click here to get the Fox News app

Some of this could change in the future, Ryun emphasized, noting that the AFD right -wing party is likely to close from the German coalition government, despite the fact that it ended up in second place in Sunday, although the switch of the party could see him in that what he went into what was entered by most of the next elections of Germany.

The biggest question in that election, Ryun believes, will Continue to be an immigration.

“I think the AFD will be completely excluded, but I think in the next election, even most of the parties in Germany could become,” Ryun said. “The reason I think AFD will see future success is that Merz and the CDU have already made it clear that they have no intention of closing the boundaries.”