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Kai Nielsen wrote that he was mistaken: The development he described as left-wing "ugliness" actually begins even earlier. In his view, the SPD and Greens in Berlin are no longer getting anything right. #Berlin #Linksextremismus #Gewalt #Frankreich https://t.co/l7S2WgGLzT #Berlin #Linksextremismus #Gewalt (translated)

Kai Nielsen wrote that Margot and Erich probably could not have imagined that their life's work would still be completed 37 years later. He tagged the contribution with the keywords "Expropriation" and "SED 2.0". https://t.co/cD6UBbZzfR #Geschichte #Deutschland #Politik (translated)

Kai Nielsen asked if anyone believed that Helmut Kohl would have left the room during a prime ministerial election because he feared the outcry from left-wing parties and public broadcasting. He himself did not believe that and criticized the fact that someone had shown so little courage. He referred his statement to Saxony-Anhalt. #SachsenAnhalt #Politik #Wahlen #Deutschland (translated)

Kai Nielsen wrote that today has made particularly clear how far, in his opinion, the political leadership has distanced itself from the reality of the citizens. Even in cases of mourning, it operates in its own world that revolves only around itself. #Bas #Politik #Gesellschaft #Realitycheck (translated)

Kai Nielsen wrote that the political left has set a concerning precedent for the future, which could be a taste of what conservative politicians are to face. He feared that inquiries into who voted how could extend into private lives and that electoral secrecy would only be granted to one's own political bubble. Nielsen described this as a terrible development and wrote that he did not expect a return to the Stasi era. #Wahlfreiheit #Politik #Freiheit #Wahlen (translated)

Kai Nielsen wrote that while there is no right to drive a BMW, established parties also have no claim to be elected. If German car manufacturers could do without 18 to 20 million potential drivers, they were apparently doing very well – which Nielsen called good news for the economy. At the same time, he stated that the arrogance of the AfD critics showed why more and more people were voting for the party. #Politik #Wirtschaft #AfD (translated)

Kai Nielsen jokingly asked whether it was about the political center and clarified that he meant the middle of the table. Seriously, he added that it was normal for him and his seat neighbor Pries from the AfD to talk to each other and drink coffee before meetings. It would be terrible if that were no longer possible in local politics, wrote Nielsen. #Kommunalpolitik #Gesprächskultur #Miteinander (translated)

Kai Nielsen wrote that since the election of Rausch as the AfD parliamentary president yesterday, he has only encountered people who consider this to be logical and completely democratic. With a reference to "Legoland," he suggested that leftist circles would once again sharply brake. #SachsenAnhalt #SachsenAnhalt #Politik #Demokratie (translated)

Kai Nielsen wrote that the SPD celebrated itself in Saxony-Anhalt with signs promising not to abandon the federal state. Just a few days earlier, the party had been punished there, according to him, by more than 90 percent of eligible voters. This at least shows the great humor of the SPD, Nielsen said. https://t.co/sU8DXafqZm #SPD #SachsenAnhalt #Wahlen (translated)

Kai Nielsen wrote that the CDU would only react when it suffers a serious defeat in a western federal state like it did in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania or Saxony-Anhalt. In East Germany, it could still cite the population's biographical breaks as an explanation. In fact, according to Nielsen, the party is currently losing support throughout Germany, which he described as tragic and sad. #CDU #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

Kai Nielsen wrote that the problem of the CDU is not that it has fallen to 18 percent, but that the leadership around Merz, Frei, and Linnemann has deceived its own campaigners before the 2025 election with a false narrative. In the election campaign, the party conveyed to the people that the time of leftist politics was over, while now the opposite is the case. Nielsen wrote that people would not be deceived a second time, and he could understand their reaction. He knows many CDU members who would no longer campaign for the party leadership in the future. #CDU #Wahlkampf #Politik (translated)

Kai Nielsen wrote that the statement "the left is over" can also be reversed. The CDU will reach 15 percent faster in 2026 than the Christmas man will come if it continues to bind itself so strongly to left-wing parties and loses sight of reality as well as the concerns and distress of the people. https://t.co/2r65UQMmuL #Politik #CDU #Wahlen2026 (translated)

Every taxi driver in Germany needs a police clearance certificate. For a seat on the Interior Committee of the Bundestag, apparently, just the indication that one is at least not involved in organized crime is sufficient. So wonderful 😅 #Deutschland #Bundestag #Politik (translated)