Coming German Elections – Part 2
Hello everyone, And welcome back to election weeks. It’s super intense at the moment in Germany, and I have honestly never seen even remotely the amount of talk-shows that are happening currently. Pretty much every single day, the front runners are on TV, often in town-hall type formats and I actually really enjoy it. It’s engaging and feels much more democratic than, say, 10 years ago when they just did the boring TV duels. Anyways, today, we’ll do part two of the: Wahl-O-Mat – German Election Topics Reviewed In part one, we went over the first 12 questions, so now, we’ll do the second 12 questions (of 38 in total). And today is particularly interesting, because among other things, we’ll talk about: German health insurance system (No matter how complex you think it is… it’s more complex than that) education policy (surprisingly chaotic) the national debt (Germany is quite unique in that regard) and the state of Germany manufacturing And I think I have a few bits of info for you that you absolutely did not know and that most Germans aren’t aware of either. #FOMO Like last time, I’ll largely keep this objective, but I will share my very … <a href="https://yourdailygerman.com/meaning/schuldenbremse/">Dive in <span class="meta-nav">→</span></a> <a href="https://yourdailygerman.com/meaning/schuldenbremse/">Dive in <span class="meta-nav">→</span></a>
Vocab: Spitzensteuersatz, Schuldenbremse, privatversichert, gesetzliche Versicherung, Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz, Grundgesetz, BAföG
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