Germany’s far-right AfD faces rejection from all parties, with no coalition willing to work with them in a government. #Germany #AfD
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00:00Where the difficulty will be, though, for the AFD, despite doing very well in the polls
00:05right now and being second place, the other parties have a so-called firewall agreement
00:10between them.
00:11That effectively means they will lock the AFD out from any future negotiations to enter
00:16government.
00:17They say they're doing that because they think they are right wing, they think they're extremists.
00:20So even if the AFD does very well on Sunday and places a strong second, it's still highly
00:26unlikely we will see them enter government.
00:28But what it will do is certainly cement Alice Vidal and the party into being a very strong
00:32contender as leader of the opposition for next time.