Considering those economic numbers, along with a large, poorly integrated immigrant population and a shaky financial outlook, it should not be a surprise to anyone that the voters in Saxony-Anhalt decided that the AfD and its lofty promises of tight borders, national interests and re-industrialization were worth a punt. Politicians who ask German voters to vote for status quo because of what happened in the 1930s, when those same voters are poor and see little prospect of their lot improving, are simply not living in reality.
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