I hope she doesn't invite more immigrants to our country. If we get a second refugee crisis... Germany. I like her even though this year was terrible. I prefer a red2green coalition but I'm okay with her if we get a black-green coalition next year. I prefer Ursula von der Leyen too but overall I would like someone like Sahra Wagenknecht (but it's not realistic) or someone from the Democratic party (but definitely not Gabriel).
In what way are we unstable? The economy is doing great and just because a new party has appeared who is fishing on the right end of the political spectrum, not much has changed.
These ppl have always been there. They are just more vocal now, but have no chance of taking over.
Nobody wants a coalition with them and they will never win 50 % of the votes. They will probably gain another percentage or two, but that is mostly it for them.
We never had a party that is politically more on the rightwinged spectrum than the conservatives since 1945.
The Social Democrats had the Green Party and the Socialists, and none of these two have ever won elections either. Far from it.
Get prepared for the collapse of EU and Euro if Italy and France lean right in their next elections. It doesn't matter if Germany still stays left.
The probability of leaning right:
Italy: very likely
France: 50%
Germany: low
Pay attention to the result of the Italian constitutional referendum on 4 December. If the reform is rejected, then it is very likely Euro will drop like a stone against USD. USD and gold are your best friends, Europeans that use Euro.
Get prepared for the collapse of EU and Euro if Italy and France lean right in their next elections. It doesn't matter if Germany still stays left.
The probability of leaning right: Italy: very likely
France: 50%
Germany: low
Pay attention to the result of the Italian constitutional referendum on 4 December. If the reform is rejected, then it is very likely Euro will drop like a stone against USD. USD and gold are your best friends, Europeans that use Euro.
THE IRONY.
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i agree with ontherocks on this one. She will win this and i think she's the best alternative we have right now.
Merkel, who earlier this year ruled out same-sex marriage in Germany, has now said legally she supports it but that she would want it to be called something else.
Germany. I like her even though this year was terrible. I prefer a red2green coalition but I'm okay with her if we get a black-green coalition next year. I prefer Ursula von der Leyen too but overall I would like someone like Sahra Wagenknecht (but it's not realistic) or someone from the Democratic party (but definitely not Gabriel). 
