Severin Tatarczyk sketched a scenario in which Manuela Schwesig would take over the SPD chair in December and share the dual leadership with a controllable second person. She would position herself as an opponent of the AfD and an advocate for ordinary people. After two months, she would publicly declare that social policy was not possible with the Union and that they were too close to the AfD. Subsequently, the coalition would break apart, and there would be new elections in the spring, Tatarczyk wrote. He predicted 30 percent for the AfD, 20 for the SPD, 15 each for the Union and the Greens, and 12 for the Left in the election. BSW and the FDP would each reach three percent, with Others at two percent. According to his forecast, Schwesig would then become Chancellor of a red-red-green government, while the Union would be in ruins. #Politik #Neuwahlen #SPD (translated)