Krah views his omission from the AfD delegation as an error.

Upcoming European balloting - Krah views his omission from the AfD delegation as an error.

Maximilian Krah, the controversial MP who was left out of the AfD delegation in the new European Parliament, won't be joining a right-wing faction individually at the moment. In an interview with Politico, he stated, "My colleagues think they'll return to ID (Identity and Democracy) and have a better shot if they ditch me. I consider that a mistake, but I respect their decision." ID is a right-wing and nationalist group comprising different parties.

Krah plans to observe his colleagues' endeavors from the sidelines, saying, "I'm telling you now: It will fail. Then the deck will be reshuffled." The AfD was ousted from the ID faction before the European election due to Krah's controversial remarks about the SS and a China spy scandal involving his aide.

Moreover, Krah advises the AfD to unite and form a new faction in the European Parliament with these right-wing newcomers. "They're innovative, not dirty. We should show the courage to connect with these parties that are currently looking to align with the AfD." However, the AfD's newly-elected MEPs selected a motion to oust their top candidate, Krah, from the delegation. Since then, 15 AfD politicians have seats in the European Parliament, but the delegation only has 14 members at present. The AfD gained 15.9% in the German European election.

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1. Despite being excluded from the AfD delegation in the EU Parliament, Maximilian Krah expresses his belief in their future endeavors, albeit with a hint of skepticism.
2. The EU Parliament in Brussels will witness the absence of Krah, a prominent figure in the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, who was omitted from their delegation for the European elections.
3. The European elections saw a significant 15.9% support for the AfD in Germany, but internal strife within the party led to the ousting of Maximilian Krah from their delegation, leaving them with 14 members.
4. In the European Parliament, various European parties, including the right-wing and nationalist Identity and Democracy (ID) group, will be closely monitoring the activities of the AfD, particularly without Krah's influence.
5. Maximilian Krah continues to advocate for unity within the AfD, suggesting they form a new faction with like-minded parties in the European Parliament, asserting, "We should show the courage to connect with these parties."
6. The European elections have highlighted the complexities of political alliances, with the AfD's strategic decisions, such as the exclusion of Krah, potentially influencing their future placement and influence in the EU Parliament.
7. As the EU Parliament gears up for crucial discussions and decision-making processes, the absence of Maximilian Krah and his controversial views might shift the dynamics of the political landscape, emphasizing the importance of democratic processes within European parties.

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