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Rasmus Jarlov1 yıl önce

@POTUS Excellent. In Denmark, we are grateful to have a leader as great as Merz in Germany. This is crucial for Europe.

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@POTUS Merz is cool, Trump sits like a child.

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@POTUS Stark abgeliefert, muss man wirklich sagen. Hätte ich niemals gedacht.

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@POTUS Germany is a shy puppy on a leash unable to control the conversation who got lucky President Trump was occupied with more important things than the most unpopular chancellor in history?

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Michael Neumaier1 yıl önce

@POTUS Erst 2021 über Trump lästern und ihn verteufeln – jetzt auf Freunde machen. Im US-Fernsehen von kontrollierter Zuwanderung und nationalem Interesse sprechen – und in Deutschland das Gegenteil tun. Sehen wir hier ein Muster, Herr Merz?

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@POTUS Good job

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Prof. Karl Kautabak Gesundheitsminister Satire1 yıl önce

@POTUS In den USA spricht #Merz im Fernsehen von "kontrollierter Zuwanderung" und "nationalem Interesse" – klingt gut. Nur schade, dass er zu Hause das Gegenteil macht: Keine echte Begrenzung, keine Kontrolle, keine Kurskorrektur. Reden in Washington, laufenlassen in Berlin.

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@POTUS Endlich haben wir wieder einen Kanzler, der Deutschland im Weißen Haus repräsentiert.🇩🇪🇺🇲

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David1 yıl önce

@POTUS Endlich hat Deutschland wieder einen würdevollen Vertreter. Das war ein toller Auftritt, Herr Bundeskanzler! Nur wenige haben das Zeug dazu, Trump so zu handeln wie Sie es getan haben.

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Akash Maniam1 yıl önce

@POTUS And did a good job despite more ridiculous statements by Trump

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