The AfD member Tobias Rausch, recently elected as the chairman of the state parliament of Saxony-Anhalt, will not receive a BMW lease car because the offer was withdrawn by the car manufacturer, leading to discontent from Rausch and a show of solidarity from his party leader. #AfD #BMW #SaksenAnhalt (translated)
Former Saxony news wrote that BMW had canceled its promise of an official car after, according to him, a representative of the wrong party had ascended to the speaker of the Saxony-Anhalt parliament. He suggested that the decision would turn against the party itself and noted that some of its 18 million supporters might drive BMWs. https://t.co/sbftDRr6aO #BMW #SaksiAnhalt #poliitika (translated)
Michael Mike Kuhr wrote that BMW is canceling the company car offer for the President of the State Parliament of Saxony-Anhalt. Addressing Tobias, he offered to personally provide him with a Mercedes if needed; Tobias could choose the model himself, such as an S-Class or an AMG GLS. Kuhr appealed for solidarity among Democrats and said they must stand up for each other. He put this under the motto "Germany first." #BMW #Deutschland #Zusammenhalt (translated)
Simon Betschinger described BMW's decision not to provide a company car to the AfD as irrational in a contribution referencing a WELT report. He wrote that the AfD is currently polling at 30 percent voter support; the BMW Group sold 290,742 vehicles in Germany last year. BMW risks losing potential buyers who are AfD voters as a result. Betschinger warned of a similar "Go woke, go broke" effect as seen with Bud Light: Its sales in the U.S. have dropped by about 25 percent after the brand took a stance against the Republican Party. #BMW #AfD #Politik (translated)
The author criticized BMW and wrote that the company seems to be demanding more of it in light of red numbers. He accused the company of making a fool of itself despite its previously smart appearance, driving customers to the competition, and aiding the AfD in the election campaign. https://t.co/bCbuPx3aHZ #BMW #Wirtschaft #Politik #DE (translated)
BMW has withdrawn the leasing offer for a company car for the newly elected AfD parliamentary president Tobias Rausch in Saxony-Anhalt, which led to strong criticism from Rausch and his party. #BMW #AfD #SachsenAnhalt (translated)
Tichys Einblick wrote that BMW is struggling with profit declines and falling sales, while the corporate management apparently finds time for political actions. The medium criticized the withdrawn leasing offer for Tobias Rausch (AfD) and described the incident as a particularly serious misstep of a company in crisis. https://t.co/emhbLYPft5 #BMW #Wirtschaft #Politik (translated)
German Shepherd described the announcement as a great escalation and wrote that Gerald Grosz announced he would recommend to his 1.4 million followers on seven social media channels not to buy any more BMWs. #Eskalation #GeraldGrosz #BMW (translated)
The article examines the anger of an AfD politician and the reasons behind the withdrawal of an offer from BMW. (translated)
The author claimed that German banks had acted similarly to BMW for years, but with more serious consequences. People were being excluded from access to banking services because of their affiliation with a party or their opinions. He identified the economic destruction of dissenters as the goal. #Banken #Wirtschaft #Freiheit #DE (translated)
Morlock No. 2 devised a hypothetical scenario in which the BMW chief demands an end to the combustion engine ban while simultaneously defaming the only party that opposes it. He asked who shows more "attitude": Lauterbach and BMW or a worm. https://t.co/LFWrCToYOQ #Verbrenner #BMW #Politik (translated)
Oliver Gorus described Ulrich Siegmund as an exceptionally talented populist. BMW had given him a good opportunity, which Siegmund surely utilized, wrote Gorus. Thus, the AfD is achieving one success after another, while the establishment, out of arrogance, fails to understand the underlying mechanism. #Populismus #AfD #Politik (translated)
BMW has not provided the AfD politician Tobias Rausch, who was elected as the president of the state parliament in Saxony-Anhalt, with a company car after the company withdrew a previous leasing offer. #SachsenAnhalt #AfD #BMW (translated)
Fred Gehrmann wrote to Karl Lauterbach that BMW had withdrawn the leasing contract for Rausch. He suspected that this had been the last BMW for the company fleet. Although BMW, like all German automakers, was struggling, his impression was that the company's reaction suggested they did not want their leasing business either. #BMW #BMW #Autobranche #Leasing (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)
The author wrote that BMW does not provide a company car to the state parliament president of Saxony-Anhalt, whom he described as right-wing extremist. He praised this stance and said it was missing in parts of politics. https://t.co/aIFQygE2Y2 #BMW #Politik #Verantwortung #DE (translated)
In an open letter to the BMW board, Tobias Rausch wrote that he noted the withdrawal with great surprise and personal disappointment. #BMW #AfD #TobiasRausch (translated)
On the day of the election of AfD politician Tobias Rausch as the president of the state parliament, BMW withdrew a previously submitted leasing offer for a company car, which Rausch commented on with criticism and disappointment. #BMW #AfD #TobiasRausch (translated)
The author wrote that BMW had excluded the AfD president and asked whether this could become a self-inflicted wound. Millions of Germans might now possibly no longer want a BMW, he wrote. He referred to a new video from today. https://t.co/Ny0WbLD2B0 #BMW #AfD #Politik #DE (translated)
