Dude? Are we talking about the same thing? Please check the results of the link I have provided, where you can see that the SPD voted yes for Olaf Scholz, which is himself from the SPD.
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Na dann hoffe ich Mal, dass wir noch ein grünes Wunder erleben werden.
"Wer hat uns verraten" ...
Jaja, have you check the results I posted? Nobody voted "no", 6 people didn't submit their vote.
Got too used to those bastards lying to me.
I feel you, man. I had to make a feddit account, just to spread the facts.
Still an epitome of democracy
Well... I guess they knew it was in vain to vote for trust anyway. Not sure If everybody really believes in Olaf Scholz still, but by voting for distrust (no matter if that would change anything), it would cause too much party politic issues, and a bad image for the SPD if they all voted distrust. Of course, it's still fooling people If the majority voted for trust, but don't believe in the chancellor anymore. But I guess to properly represent the people who voted for SPD, it's the better move. While I don't know any younger folks still believing in SPD, some older people still do, and by voting for distrust, I think, they would have fooled the people voting SPD even more. I don't know If the people who voted SDP still believe in them, but I think it's the right image portrayed, that a party stands behind their elected leader, especially with the upcoming elections, where Olaf Scholz is their leader again. I guess they will have to stick with him for now, even though there would be more suited people in the SPD, with less negative press (cum-ex) affiliated with them.
tl;dr: Don't trust people on the internet ;)
As to be expected. Thanks to the backstabbing FDP. I hope they vanish.
What are his own people? Party members? They voted for trust. https://www.bundestag.de/parlament/plenum/abstimmung/abstimmung?id=938
Seriously, do you people even look for sources before making any claims?
What are you guys talking about? "His own paty" could be interpreted as members from the SPD, and they did in majority vote for trust. https://www.bundestag.de/parlament/plenum/abstimmung/abstimmung?id=938
I see the misunderstanding. Nonetheless any sources backing that claim?