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"Do you want to go somewhere else? Then say it." Looking at the state parliament in Saxony-Anhalt, CSU chief Markus Söder called on dissenters within the Union to leave. "Anyone who votes for the AfD does not have much of a future with us." Söder suggested that this probably stemmed from a deep wound within the CDU faction. After these events, Söder would find it "surprising" if the AfD did not also lead the government in the state. "It would be absolutely necessary. The voters in Saxony-Anhalt have already made a very clear statement." "Given the results, you can't say that. I just think that anyone considering doing something like that should have the backbone to make it public." "Also immediately move in the political direction." "Because I find that quite despicable." "Therefore, everyone who is playing with fire (...), should know that in the end it will probably lead to extreme AfD dominance, that the polls will turn into results." "If the second democratic government fails within a few years after the traffic light coalition, it would be a huge blow to democracy." "I appreciate him, I respect him, and I also find that very unfair." "Friedrich Merz remains Chancellor." CSU chief Markus Söder has again backed Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) and campaigned for the CSU politician Ilse Aigner as Federal President. "The only personnel matter that personally interests me is not the chancellorship, but I would like Ilse Aigner to become Federal President if at all possible. I am very committed to that." #CSU #CDU #Politik (translated)

The warning from Chancellor Friedrich Merz (70), that the election of the AfD state parliament president could also have contributed to a false flag operation, was doubted by Söder: "The thesis is definitely steep. My feeling is that it comes from a deep wound within the CDU faction." #Söder #AfD #Politik (translated)

Markus Frohnmaier wrote that the foreign trips of his faction served to maintain German jobs, secure exports, and create prosperity. He explained that 30 percent of the cars in Baden-Württemberg went to the USA. That is why he represents Germany's interests there as well. #AfD https://t.co/DSaHr5Dlt7 #Wirtschaft #Export #Deutschland (translated)

Union faction vice Johannes Winkel has rejected the proposal from SPD faction leader Matthias Miersch to involve more stakeholders in the pension reform, emphasizing the importance of respecting decisions already made and implementing the pension compromise as a complete package. #Rentenreform #Koalition #SPD (translated)

I consider the thesis bold that the AfD would not have grown without our incompatibility resolution. According to Welt am Sonntag, parliamentary vice Günter Krings sees no reason for a softening of the "firewall": "I consider the thesis bold that the AfD would not have grown without our incompatibility resolution." #CDU #AfD #Brandmauer (translated)

Since BMW apparently cares little about democracy, I will drive in December with the one who has faithfully accompanied me through the election campaign to the State Chancellery. AfD faction leader Ulrich Siegmund (35) stated that he wants to switch to the cult moped Simson out of solidarity. #AfD #ElonMusk #Dienstwagen (translated)

The author accused Chancellor Merz of prioritizing money for Ukraine over the prosperity of citizens. He advocated for peace through diplomacy and commemorated the people who lost their lives on October 7, 2023, and in the subsequent war. Peace is never too late, he wrote. He also referred to a demand from his faction and included a link. https://t.co/qIPfjXeZy9 #Frieden #Diplomatie #Ukraine #DE #UA (translated)

The article cited the HAZ, stating that SPD parliamentary group leader Politze had asked Garg to pay the €9,900 reimbursed by Steffen Krach (SPD) again – this time more discreetly. Furthermore, the author claimed that Politze had operated a shell company with his wife, through which an SPD councilwoman had been able to receive loss of earnings. https://t.co/pVTOB3hCwn #Politik #SPD #Korruption #DE (translated)

Baha summarized the week of the SPD with several accusations: A faction leader in Lower Saxony had resigned due to corruption, negotiations were taking place in Berlin with left-wing extremists regarding anti-Semitism, and Schröder had celebrated his birthday with Putin. Additionally, European Parliament members had voted against combating Islamism. Finally, Baha pointed out that Pistorius had been standing on a crate. #SPD #Korruption #Antisemitismus (translated)

Apollo News wrote that Sören Pellmann, the parliamentary leader of the Left Party in the German Bundestag, glorifies Che Guevara, whom the media called a mass murderer. Furthermore, Pellmann claims that Guevara's spirit lives on in all his comrades. https://t.co/h82mEibthS #Politik #Linkspartei #CheGuevara (translated)

NIUS discussed in the current episode of "Zwei Helle – die Woche" with Hart am Mann and Gunnar Schupelius the staging by Boris Pistorius at Berlin's Bebelplatz. Waldi described the portrayal of the SPD action as spontaneous and implausible. He pointed out that the SPD faction had marched out of the Reichstag and through the Brandenburg Gate with specially painted posters and the Minister of Defense at the forefront, while ARD was also on site and had taken pictures. https://t.co/Uup0Sfbwps #Berlin #SPD #Pistorius (translated)