Wüst doesn't exclude a coalition with BSW on a state level.

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Pay close attention to who represents the BSW at the state level, advised Wüst. In North Rhine-Westphalia, for instance, the Left Party isn't a significant concern. The BSW garnered 4.4 percent in the European election in North Rhine-Westphalia, and 6.2 percent nationwide.

Thomas Geisel, a former mayor of Düsseldorf for the SPD, sought a seat in the European Parliament. According to CDU politician Wüst, he's not someone who warrants constructing huge barriers. "We're not talking about walls here," stated the Prime Minister on the BSW's role in North Rhine-Westphalia. "However, in the countries where it matters, our colleagues will make the right choices."

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