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Kolja Barghoorn called Lauterbach Germany's funniest politician and wrote that his attacks on Elon and Tesla were unwise and harmed Germany. Even those who reject Elon should, according to Barghoorn, consider that he produces cars in Germany and wants to expand the Grünheide site significantly – unlike many other companies. #Politik #Deutschland #Tesla (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that Karl Lauterbach is going viral. The author pointed out that the former Health Minister has now taken over the chairmanship of the Committee for Research, Technology, Space Travel, and Technology Assessment. He also mentioned Lauterbach's previous work with model calculations and what Gr@ntlɘr referred to as mask theater. According to the article, Lauterbach stated that Macron's electric duck is the future, while Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster is "grotesque." This assessment is being spread worldwide as an example of "Made in Germany 2026," wrote Gr@ntlɘr. #KarlLauterbach #MadeInGermany #Viral (translated)

Simon Betschinger wrote to Karl Lauterbach and Elon Musk, Professor Lauterbach is trying to explain to the German petty bourgeoisie that Tesla is not a threat to Volkswagen. Betschinger described this as an expression of German envy and loss of reality. #Tesla #Volkswagen #Deutschland (translated)

Simon Betschinger accused Professor Karl Lauterbach of wanting to explain to the German petty bourgeoisie that Tesla poses no threat to Volkswagen. As a counterargument, Betschinger pointed out that the world's best-selling electric car in 2025 was the Tesla Model Y, with around 1,085,521 units sold. He described the situation as grotesque and wrote that the German industry had been left behind because the state had created bureaucratic structures that stifled entrepreneurship. He also mentioned German envy and a loss of touch with reality. #Tesla #Volkswagen #Deutschland (translated)

EFIEBER asked Karl Lauterbach if he was aware of Tesla's plans for the Grünheide site. According to the author, the US company planned an additional production hall there with around 536,000 m², an annual production of up to 1 million vehicles, and 3,500 additional jobs. EFIEBER wrote that Tesla's investments could benefit employees, suppliers, craft businesses, the local economy, as well as indirectly daycare centers, schools, and infrastructure. He described remarks from a German politician as completely out of place and stated that Tesla had long been part of the German automotive industry; the Model Y is produced in Germany. #Tesla #Deutschland #Automobilindustrie (translated)

Kolja Barghoorn described the show "hard but fair" as a total escalation. He accused Lauterbach of spreading mass nonsense and wrote that a fascism expert had completely lost her composure. The show made him laugh and cry at the same time. https://t.co/iv95OugU29 #hartaberfair #Faschismus #Politik (translated)

At "Hart aber fair," there were heated debates about the CDU's handling of the resigned former Minister of Labor Bärbel Bas, with former Health Minister Karl Lauterbach and former Left Party leader Jan von Aken sharply criticizing the party. #CDU #Politik #HartAberFair (translated)

Peter Borbe criticized that Lauterbach referred to the AfD as a party that does not stand on the basis of the Basic Law and wants to overcome democracy during "hart aber fair." Borbe asked why Lauterbach was allowed to make such claims and wrote that the assessment of who stands on the basis of the Basic Law is not the responsibility of an SPD member of Parliament, but of the Constitutional Court. #AfD #Demokratie #Grundgesetz (translated)

ULTRAKÆRL wrote that Karl Lauterbach had expressed his own position on "hart aber fair." Equating the Left Party with the AfD is nonsense. The Left Party has been infiltrated by anti-Semites, particularly in Berlin, and is therefore problematic; however, the AfD does not stand on the ground of the Basic Law. https://t.co/1zF1p0oEud #Politik #Deutschland #Wahlen (translated)

Marcel referred to the "attacks" complained about by Karl Lauterbach as ridiculous. He wrote that it was about a ministry with more than 1,000 employees and several state secretaries being unable to present a draft law. Moreover, he accused Social Democrats of politically exploiting a stroke of fate. https://t.co/X6r4AWG7nL #Politik #Gesetzgebung #Lauterbach (translated)

ULTRAKÆRL criticized the error culture of the CDU and referred to the bullying against Bärbel Bas, broken election promises, and CDU votes in favor of an AfD success in Magdeburg. In "hard but fair," the author Karl Lauterbach explicitly agreed. https://t.co/rBSaCY0s1Y #CDU #Mobbing #Politik (translated)

Gert Wöllmann wrote that Manuela Schwesig, Karl Lauterbach, and Lars Klingbeil spoke of "inhumane" statements without citing specific examples. According to him, the SPD as well as media outlets like Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, ARD, ZDF, and taz also did not provide any examples. #SPD #Medienkritik #Politik (translated)

Peter Borbe wrote that Lauterbach is right: A dismantling of the firewall by the Union would mean the downfall of the SPD. The party would no longer be part of the government in any federal state and would no longer play a role at the federal level, but would finally become a powerless small party. https://t.co/7gbe7Mxgag #Politik #Bundestag #SPD (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)