Robert Habeck to quit top role in Germany’s Greens

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ER Editor: The first official casualty of yesterday’s federal election in Germany. Popcorn time. Some tweets —

Translation: Recession is when your neighbor loses his job. Depression is when you lose your job. Recovery is when Robert Habeck loses his job.

Translation: Robert #Habeck is retiring from top politics. From “chancellor candidate” with his eye on the finance ministry to “it’s over” in less than 24 hours.

A Habeck Memory Lane reminder —

Translation: In 2023 #RobertHabeck told an injured Ukrainian soldier that he felt “deep shame” that arms deliveries from Germany had arrived too late & in insufficient numbers. (Source: #Bild ) This is how perfidious, whining green warmongering works.

Translation: Why does the #Bild #RobertHabeck promote? Habeck’s head of economic policy comes from BlackRock. BILD’s main shareholder is the investment company KKR. KKR’s main shareholders are BlackRock, Vanguard & State Street. This completes the circle.

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Robert Habeck to quit top role in Germany’s Greens

“I wanted more, and we wanted more,” says disappointed former minister after 4th place finish.

CHRIS LUNDAY for POLITICO.EU

BERLIN — Germany’s Green candidate for chancellor Robert Habeck will step down from a leadership position after his party finished in fourth place in Sunday’s national election.

“I will no longer claim or seek a leading role in the Green Party’s leadership team,”  Habeck said, without providing further details, during a press conference at the German Bundestag,

 “I wanted more, and we wanted more,” he said about the party’s disappointing election result, though added he was proud of the “short and intense” campaign.

Germany’s conservatives, led by Friedrich Merz, came out on top in the snap election, tilting the country to the right after years of a center-left Social Democrat-led coalition that included Habeck’s Greens.

This story is being updated.

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