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It seems that the German PM, Gerhard Schroeder,
may be on his way out the door from the job. And, there's a possible chance that the country will have its very first female prime minister, Angela Merkel, instead, although she's not much better.
BERLIN (AP) - Exit polls showed conservative challenger Angela Merkel's party leading in German parliamentary elections Sunday but falling short of the majority she needed to form a center-right coalition as the nation's first female chancellor.
Schroeder's a big phony, IMO, and deserves the taste of defeat.