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Einen herzlichen Glückwunsch Frau Dr. Merkel! Auf dass die kommenden vier Jahre reibungsloser verlaufen werden als die letzten und Deutschland gestärkt aus der Krise wieder auf die Beine kommt.

Ebenfalls glücklich ist die CDU Mecklenburg-Vorpommern über die Erringung von gleich sechs Direktmandaten. Nur Rostock ging an die Linkspartei. Gegenüber 2005 ist das eine Verdoppelung und war auch in den Prognosen nicht absehbar!

Selbst in Freiburg kann man mit dem erreichten Ergebnis zufrieden sein. Der Wahlkreis ging zwar, wie erwartet, an den bekannten SPD-Außenpolitiker Gernot Erler. Doch lagen nur 4,2 Prozentpunkte zwischen Erler und dem CDU-Kandidaten Daniel Sander. Und dass mit dramatischen Verlusten für die SPD.
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