‘People got tired of no common sense agendas’: Trump congratulates Merz for becoming next Chancellor of Germany

US President Donald Trump and Friedrich Merz

Calling the victory of the conservative alliance within the Germany election “a great day” for the nation, US President Donald Trump slammed the Olaf Scholz’s regime and stated that the individuals got tired of “no common sense agenda.”
This comment got here because the conservatives received the Sunday’s elections, with their chief Friedrich Merz set to change into the next chancellor, adopted by the far-right AfD in second place after document features, based on exit polls.
“looks like the Conservative Party in Germany has won the very big and highly anticipated election. Much like the USA, the people of Germany got tired of the no common sense agenda, especially on energy and immigration, that has prevailed for so many years,” Trump stated in an all-caps put up on his Truth Social platform.

Donald Trump’s put up on Truth social, congratulating Merz

“This is a great day for Germany, and for the United States of America under the leadership of a gentleman named Donald J Trump. congratulations to all — many more victories to follow!!!” he added.
Apart from Trump, Greece’s conservative prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis additionally congratulated Merz. He stated on X: “A decisive victory for our political family, for Germany, and for Europe. Congratulations @_FriedrichMerz! One thing is clear: you will be Germany’s next chancellor.”
In a latest fiery speech in parliament, Merz accused Chancellor Scholz and his allies of working Germany into the bottom like failed enterprise managers in search of contract extensions.
He mocked, “”Do what the house owners would say as soon as they stopped laughing?” Merz asked mockingly. “They would politely ask you to depart the corporate. That’s how it’s in regular life.”
Merz, eager to fulfill his long-held ambition of leading the country, promised to revive the economy and restore Germany’s international stature. He called for swift coalition talks, warning that “the world out there may be not ready for us.”
Merz’s bold proposals include halting undocumented migration, detaining those awaiting deportation, and cracking down on “social welfare tourism.”
His controversial past comments, including labeling Muslim immigrant sons as “little pashas” and criticizing some Ukrainian refugees, have drawn criticism. In parliament, Merz pushed a motion to tighten immigration with support from the far-right AfD, signaling a sharp rightward shift, which also includes plans for a “zero tolerance” method to crime, a marijuana ban, and revisiting nuclear power.