The user wrote that the AfD probably prefers to drive a Lada from Russia. He explained that such moments made it hard for him to take the established parties seriously and criticized that a low level, in his opinion, was displayed for a cheap laugh. The post contained the hashtags Söder and Miosga. #Söder #Miosga https://t.co/xf01g2oefO #AfD #Politik #Deutschland (translated)
LilitThyra wrote that the BSW has made a fool of itself. The party is just as unworthy of her vote as the old parties, and she cannot take them seriously. https://t.co/sw1xfs22t7 #Politik #Wahlen #BSW (translated)
Markus Frohnmaier wrote that BMW provides company cars to representatives of established parties, but denied one to Tobias Rausch after he was elected president of the state parliament in Saxony-Anhalt for the AfD. Frohnmaier described this as sad and accused BMW of disregarding the will of the 44 percent of people in Saxony-Anhalt. At the same time, he predicted that the incident would lead citizens to vote for the AfD even more. #AfD #SachsenAnhalt #BMW (translated)
The author wrote that the German Bundestag held a special session on who could have elected the AfD state president in Saxony-Anhalt. During this, the CDU, SPD, Greens, and Left insulted each other. He criticized that the established parties in Parliament were dealing with this issue. #Bundestag #SachsenAnhalt #Politik #DE (translated)
GFrei.News wrote that the AfD has learned to always carry its own camera during discussions and to not give interviews if only the journalists' camera crew is filming. In his view, this shifts the interpretative authority and shows that many journalists from established media are poorly prepared and shameless. They asked provocative questions to elicit negative reactions and then built a multi-minute defamatory report from a single edited sentence, GFrei.News wrote. Furthermore, GFrei.News demanded the abolition of established media in Germany as well as established parties. They only cause harm and have long been overtaken by the internet, the article stated. https://t.co/kNpyy02C3T #AfD #Medienkritik #Journalismus (translated)
Kolja Barghoorn asked why the established parties and the media reacted so strongly to AfD and BSW. In his view, the two parties were merely implementing what they had been elected for. #AfD #Politik #Meinungsfreiheit (translated)
Martin Rothweiler, member of the state parliament, criticized that the established parties have completely isolated the AfD in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament. According to him, the party is not represented in the broadcasting council, the parliamentary control committee, or the advisory board of the state center for political education. As the faction leader, Rothweiler asked whether this is how the strongest opposition faction is treated. He also demanded that Mr. Klingbeil should comment on this when he complains again that the SPD candidate in Saxony-Anhalt failed in the election for the vice president of the state parliament. #BadenWürttemberg #Politik #AfD (translated)
Alina Lipp described it as "strong" that the AfD, after taking power in Saxony-Anhalt, wants to launch a peace initiative as its first step. She wrote that, in her opinion, the traditional parties should have done this together years ago, wished Ulrich Siegmund good luck, and expressed hope that the war and rearmament would come to an end. #Friedensinitiative #SachsenAnhalt #AfD (translated)
Coxx welcomed what he called a "double whammy" for the AfD and wrote that this meant an "absolute meltdown" for the established parties. He added that they could now enjoy making serious accusations against each other. https://t.co/pYtkJKcXhA #AfD #Politik #Deutschland (translated)
Kieler Aktionär wrote that the greatest fear of the established parties is that the AfD will do better. The new President of the State Parliament in Saxony-Anhalt is just starting to do so. #AfD #SachsenAnhalt #Politik (translated)
The author wrote that Tobias Rausch from the AfD was elected as the first AfD president of the state parliament in Saxony-Anhalt with 48 votes. Since the AfD and BSW together received 44 votes, according to his calculation, at least four members of the "old parties" must have voted for Rausch. He also wrote that there was uncertainty in the "system" about who had voted for the AfD. #DE (translated)
Markus Frohnmaier wrote that Saxony-Anhalt is denied the chairmanship of the conference of justice ministers due to an upcoming AfD government. The Greens in Hamburg have decided to retain the chairmanship and bypass Saxony-Anhalt. Frohnmaier accused the established parties of thereby daily gaining more voters for the AfD. #AfD #SachsenAnhalt #Politik (translated)
The AfD faction in the German Bundestag wrote that the nervousness in the parties is increasing and referred to new elections as a topic of discussion. It pointed to an alleged new agreement between Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig and Lars Klingbeil, according to which new elections could take place next February or March. In the contribution, it also tagged Dr. Bernd Baumann and mentioned the SPD and CDU. #SPD #CDU #Neuwahlen #Politik #Deutschland (translated)
Martin Hess wrote that new scandals surrounding the Left Party have become known almost daily. Much suggests that so far only a small part of it has come to light. In his view, the radicalization has been able to develop to such an extent because the established parties have ignored developments on the left side for years. https://t.co/XzAydz3ixC #Links #Linke #Partei #Berlin #Antifa #Links #Partei #Skandal (translated)
LilitThyra wrote that a retiree ended up in court for corruption after he gave 20 euros for the coffee fund to the rescuers of his wife. She referred to this as the Germany of the old parties. https://t.co/Nn0dKbgbrR #Korruption #Deutschland #Rentner (translated)
Sahra Wagenknecht wrote that the SPD is at 13 percent in polls and is nevertheless pushing for a ban on the AfD, which is at 28 percent. SPD leader Lars Klingbeil expressed this in a recent interview. He is supported by the chairpersons of the SPD factions in the Bundestag, the European Parliament, and the state parliaments, who in a joint statement called for the initiation of a review process as a democratic duty. Wagenknecht stated that the democratic duty of the SPD and other traditional parties is to make politics in the interest of the majority, rather than wanting to ban a more successful political competitor. Ignoring citizens' concerns, even though people are increasingly voting for the AfD out of anger and dissatisfaction with the prevailing politics, is undemocratic, she wrote. The BSW firmly rejects this approach and calls for a political debate on the issues instead of discussions about bans. #AfD #Demokratie #Politik (translated)
The author wrote that René Springer, AfD chairman in Brandenburg, mentioned a goal of 50 percent vote share for the AfD by 2029. According to his assessment, Sachsen-Anhalt shows that the other parties still obstructed even at 44 percent. The author fully supported Springer's goal and asked the readers for their opinion. #AfD #Brandenburg #Wahlen #DE #BR #ST (translated)
Markus Frohnmaier wrote that the principle of unanimity had been in effect for decades in the Interior Ministers' Conference. Now it is being abolished, while an AfD interior minister is getting closer in Saxony-Anhalt, he criticized. In his view, the established parties constantly change the rules in their favor. Such actions bring new voters to the AfD every day, Frohnmaier explained. #Politik #AfD #SachsenAnhalt (translated)
