Candidate for German Chancellor hard on Donald Trump. “This is no longer America we knew”

Candidate for Chancellor of Germany said at a rally in Singen on Wednesday evening that "this is no longer the America we knew", referring to the serious changes of the national government by the Trump administration.

"The way officials, the Department of Justice, the prosecutors, the way everyone is thrown out, the way they pardon people sentenced to years in prison, will have consequences for the US“ Merz warned.

Merz's informing appears among the waves of staff cuts and agencies both in the U.S. national government and in abroad aid. Since taking office, Trump's administration has sent mass e-mails offering "stretched resignations" to all national employees, fired many national guards and disposed of dozens of prosecutors who were active in criminal cases related to attack on Capitol 6 January 2021.

Country also frozen abroad aid and announced moves to place almost all employees of the American global improvement Agency on paid leave.

Trump besides announced ambitions to take control of Gaza, Greenland and the Panama Canal, not excluding the usage of military force.

Elections in Germany

Germany is to vote in Early February 23 elections, and Merz will effort to defend his advantage in the polls over the far right alternate organization for Germany (AfD).

Elon Musk, a technology billionaire who became a key figure in the Trump administration, entered German politics by encouraging the Germans to vote for the AfD.

In December Merz called Muska's interventions in Germany "invasive and arrogant" After the owner of Tesla published an opinion in the paper "Welt am Sonntag", calling the AfD "the last spark of hope" for the country.