Gr@ntlɘr 🥨🍺

The author wrote that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin congratulated Angela Merkel on her electoral victories. Trump conveyed his congratulations to her by phone in 2017 as president, while Putin did so several times after elections over the years. #miosga https://t.co/apbLDZlwu2 #Trump #Putin #Merkel (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr referred to Voigt, Wadephul, Schulze, and Frei as "fire builders of the CDU" and wrote that they were coming to a crisis summit with Merz. He asked if anyone believed that any of them could still do anything good for Germany. https://t.co/CjgkrOGraT #CDU #Krisengipfel #Politik (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that the firewall is at its end. It not only separates the CDU from the AfD but also from its own voters and is leading the party to ruin. This is now also being said by the ARD journalist Thomas Berbner, he wrote. Furthermore, he asked if anyone would have the courage to make a course change. https://t.co/aSjoR1xwZu #Politik #CDU #Deutschland (translated)

The user wrote that the biggest concern about the AfD now is that it appears moderate and agreed with Martenstein. If the party were to govern and possibly work properly, in his opinion, the existing political narrative would collapse. The supporters of the fire wall are already alarmed because they sensed that their political deception would be exposed. #AfD #Politik #Gesellschaft (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that three women came together to 27 percent and thereby essentially declared almost half of the electorate to be intellectually inferior, while pretending to want to save democracy. In his opinion, democracy had already responded to the left-wing women and apparently did not want to subordinate itself to them. https://t.co/uXOuaTI38D #Demokratie #Frauen #Politik (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that there was no excitement about Bodo Ramelow's company car. The prime minister of the Left Party had driven a BMW from the 7 series for ten years, even in his second term without his own majority. According to the author's account, this did not bother anyone either in Munich or elsewhere. #BodoRamelow #Dienstwagen #Politik (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that the president of the state parliament, Tobias Rausch, sent BMW a three-page open letter on official stationery. The reason was a newly requested service car that was not approved. To carry out his constitutional duties, Rausch would, if necessary, use his private Audi car, the author wrote. https://t.co/tpTBPbpBKo #Politik #Deutschland #AfD (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr called for the abolition of the CO₂ tax, the renunciation of new taxes, lower energy prices, and a tightening of asylum policy. Referring to BILD, he wrote that the prime ministers of the 17.5 percent CDU under Boris Rhein wanted to increase the pressure on Merz. He asked how Merz should explain these demands to his chancellor Klingbeil. https://t.co/E6ootuRDEe #Politik #CDU #Energiepreise (translated)

The author asked whether Karl Lauterbach had been caught watching NIUS. He referred to an exchange in which Frei accused Lauterbach of echoing NIUS and AfD politicians. Lauterbach replied that he does not watch NIUS; Illner added that she does not watch it either. The author ironically noted that neither of them supposedly watch Julian Reichelt, yet both know what is being kept quiet at eight in the evening. https://t.co/9rI1SwpqZn #Medien #Politik #Unterhaltung (translated)

The author wrote that he felt too old and could never have imagined such conditions in Germany. He saw a large part of the problem with the media, which he accused of ignoring and downplaying the situation. In conclusion, he asked about the reasons. #Deutschland #Medien #Gesellschaft (translated)

The author referred to the loss of the official car of AfD state parliament president Tobias Rausch as the "own goal of the year." In his opinion, applause for this would come from people who would never drive a BMW 5 Series, X3, or a motorcycle from Munich. Instead, the AfD should ask Elon Musk for a Tesla, he wrote. #BMW #AfD #Tesla (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that the SPD must be thrown out of the government and accused Friedrich Merz of having given another gift to the "shadow chancellor" Lars Klingbeil on that very day and of having offended smokers. He stated that he himself does not smoke, but is nonetheless annoyed, and asked if others feel the same way. https://t.co/4SmK6piu0d #Politik #Deutschland #Rauchen (translated)

The author asked if the SPD would "sing" that evening and wrote that a foreign woman in North Rhine-Westphalia had declared her support for the AfD and deportations on WDR. He pointed out that her family had been working hard for 50 years. The woman had stated that those who do not work should leave. The WDR, which he referred to as the home station of Georg Restle, allowed her to finish speaking. https://t.co/NlKyRsW9ls #SPD #NRW #AfD (translated)

The author accused the publicly funded Correctiv of having searched the NIUS editorial system with allegedly stolen access credentials and having looked for sources instead of reporting the crime. He did not call it a fact-check, but rather an attack on press freedom, and asked when Joachim Steinhöfel would take over the case. #Pressefreiheit #Faktencheck #Journalismus (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that SPD politician Willigmann clearly failed in the election for Vice President in Saxony-Anhalt, receiving only 33 votes. With 48 no votes, he suspected that at least four CDU members had deviated. He predicted imminent political turmoil for the "firewall country." https://t.co/EDeiyJvjcA #SachsenAnhalt #Wahl #Politik (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that the AfD politician Tobias Rausch received 48 votes—four more than the combined total of AfD (39) and BSW (5). This will further fuel the rumors about Ulrich Siegmund's election as Prime Minister in Saxony-Anhalt. In addition, the Left from Angern must announce this, he wrote. https://t.co/L8oNbrDUHs #AfD #SachsenAnhalt #Politik (translated)