We Made Four People Who Don't Speak German Watch An Election Debate And It Was A Mess

    They were really obsessed with Christian Linder for some reason...

    by Ryan Broderick, Rachael Krishna, Kassy Cho, Julia Reinstein

    Last night was the Schlussrunde — or the last debate of the German 2017 parliamentary elections — so we decided to have a few visiting members of BuzzFeed watch it before the big vote on Sunday.

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    So what did you all learn about German politics?

    Rachael: Color-coordination is important.

    Kassy: Germany has a lot of parties.

    Ryan: Christian Lindner isn't as hot on TV as he is in his campaign posters.

    Julia: German politics are pretty dull. As an American, I think that's probably not such a bad thing. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯