US media believe that "post Merkel" Germany will take the middle route

Original title: US media believe that "post Merkel" Germany will take the middle line
Reference News Network reported on September 26 that Joseph joff, member of the editorial board of the German weekly times, published an article on the website of the Wall Street Journal on September 23, entitled "Germany running to the middle in the post Merkel era". The full text is excerpted as follows:
Who will succeed Angela Merkel, the evergreen tree of German politics, as chancellor in Sunday's election? None of the six parties in the Bundestag will win a majority, so they will continue to form a coalition government. It doesn't matter who parliament will eventually choose. Voters endorsed the moderate middle line.
The newcomers competing for the German election are largely unknown in the United States. At present, Scholz of the German Social Democratic Party is in the lead in the poll. Ms Merkel's CDU candidate, Rasheed, followed. At the bottom of the list were belburke, a rather young member of the half left Green Party, and Lindner, a Liberal Democrat.
Regardless of the political color of the winner, the government will be neutral. This is a blessing and a curse for a multi-party government. The two party system in the United States, Britain and other countries will generally lead to polarization. The multi-party coalition government will tend to take the middle line, otherwise those parties will not be able to govern the country together.
Germany in 2021 is a consensus country. The change of government will only adjust the situation a few degrees to the left or right.
US President Biden, like his predecessor, will not be able to make Berlin invest heavily in defense and assume a strategic role commensurate with its economic size. Biden hopes to put Germany and other European countries under his command and form a practical alliance. He will be disappointed that no German Party will follow Biden. The Germans and the French will occasionally send warships to the "Indo Pacific region", but only for the sake of walking through the field, not fighting.