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Bro, these are not the conservatives you're looking for
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Merkel time is over. The current CDU leader is a man owned by the chemical industry. The "C" is ancient history. The whole political spectrum in the US is so far right, a Republican party would end up under the feds scrutiny here, just like the AfD is.
Actually, a German "Republican party" was declared illegal a few years ago, and you need shitloads of evidence to do something like in Germany.
Reminder that even the lutheran-calvinist church (aka the protestant chruch) and catholic church spoke out against the CDU/CSU for their migration and refugee stands. The CDU/CSU responded by calling both "Left-Green siffed" and many quit the church
Lol and somebody tried to argue with me that germany is not an oligarchy and there are no clans
I wonder how energy intensive chemical industry really is and what their main energy input would be