Milei saves Argentina‼️ Merz ruins Germany ❌

Friedrich Merz likes to talk about the economy – but anyone who listens to his words quickly realizes: This isn't a doer speaking, but a politician who uses phrases. While Germany, under his chancellorship, is in recession, taxes and levies are rising, and the middle class is capitulating, Javier Milei is proving in Argentina what true leadership and economic competence mean. Milei won the midterm elections by a landslide – his party La Libertad Avanza nearly doubled its seats in parliament. The people, even the poor, support his tough reform course because they are finally seeing results: *inflation is falling, and for the first time in years, Argentina is running a budget surplus.* Where previous governments failed, Milei acted – radically, decisively, and based on facts. Meanwhile, Merz mocked Milei as a "weird president" with no grasp of economics. What a grotesque misjudgment! The Argentine president is regarded worldwide as a symbol of courage and economic common sense. International analysts, investors, and even the US government see him as the man who will dismantle a decades-old, corrupt, socialist system and get the country back on track. Donald Trump publicly congratulated him on his "landslide victory" and praised his "outstanding work" – Merz, on the other hand, would be happy if Germany even had someone left to congratulate him. Milei understood that prosperity doesn't come from government redistribution, but from freedom, performance, and property. He cut subsidies, reduced bureaucracy, and halted inflation – and he did all this in a country that had been descending into chaos for decades. The financial markets reacted with confidence, the world with respect. And Merz? He stands for stagnation, for the old cartel of bureaucracy, coercion, and tax madness. Under his government, Germany is losing its industrial base, the economy is shrinking, energy prices are exploding – and yet he lectures others about reforms. Friedrich Merz may consider himself an economic expert. Reality shows: He is the accountant of decline. Javier Milei, on the other hand, is the *architect of change* – a man who does what Merz only announces. While Argentina is gaining hope under Milei, Germany is sinking into depression under Merz. Two presidents, two worlds: One fights for freedom, the other manages the stagnation.