German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has voiced doubts that the results of the US Muslim elections will bring a major change in American President Donald Trump’s political approach.
During a speech at the SPD Economic Forum, reports German media TagesschauErz noted that Trump has largely ruled over the past two years by bypassing Congress, so he does not expect that way of governing to change significantly.
Trump has governed mainly by bypassing Congress over the past two years. Why should it be different now?
However, the German Chancellor stressed that the impact of election results could be noted in the American administration’s administrative and financial processes, especially in budget planning and military planning.
What will change is budget planning and, therefore, military planning, he clarified.
Merz underlined that these changes are not expected to take place immediately, as implementing them will take time.
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