BERLIN (Reuters) - Armin Laschet has been betting that his credentials as a tried-and-tested manager will make up for what critics call a lack of charisma in the contest to become Germany's chancellor.
Yet days before a national election in which Laschet is the conservatives' candidate, his Social Democrat rival, Olaf Scholz, appears to be beating the centrist premier of Germany's most populous state at his own game.
