Ulrich Koehler, parliamentary candidate of the Democratic Party in the constituency of Magdeburg-SchönebeckFDP holds, a new version of the grand coalition after the election for "the worst option for Germany." "An even worse option would be red-red-green," said Koehler. The FDP had, according to Koehler therefore already set at the weekend on a black-yellow coalition, "because the voters want in this country clear statements of the parties". The Liberals would "rumwackeln" not be like the Greens. Despite the falling poll numbers for a black-yellow coalition, the FDP politicians fear no election as in 2005: "I spend more on election results than polls." It is clear, however, that only "a strong FDP" could prevail in a black-yellow government and liberal goals. "With seven percent can be achieved with less than 14 percent," said Koehler.
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