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- The Alternative for Germany (AfD) faces internal turmoil over nepotism allegations and weak leadership.
- Björn Höcke, Thuringia state leader, and other influential figures criticize colleagues, arguing the nepotism scandal reflects corrupt practices.
- Ulrich Siegmund, AfD's Saxony-Anhalt leading candidate, is scrutinized for hiring his father, a practice legally permissible but ethically troubling.
- Political scientist Alexander Hensel warns these issues could damage the AfD's image as an alternative to established parties.
