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Germany's Friedrich Merz Under Fire: Approval Rating Crashes To 16% Amid Political Revolt | Watch
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5:10Now PlayingGerman Chancellor Friedrich Merz came under pressure in the Bundestag on Wednesday after AfD lawmaker Leif-Erik Holm compared his approval ratings to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, arguing that Germans had lost confidence in the government.
"The British Prime Minister, if we look across the English Channel, has announced his resignation because he has only 19 percent approval. Your approval rating is at 16 percent. The citizens no longer trust you. Isn't it time to finally put an end to this spectacle?" Holm said. Merz is facing growing pressure over declining public support. Recent surveys found satisfaction with Merz's performance at historic lows, with one widely cited ARD-DeutschlandTrend poll placing approval at 16 percent, the lowest level recorded for a German chancellor in the survey's history.
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