Words with 60-odd letters in them? Nothing unusual in German. Henning dissects a couple of examples and proves that German can be endless fun - quite literally.
It's important to note that the German word "Stimme" has two meanings: it can mean either voice or vote. Thus, following the failure of Germany's governing coalition, voters will cast their "voice ...
They suffer from ideological capture. This is why, in a profession that trades in spoken and written word, they’d choose carefully focus-grouped euphemisms over clear and concise language.