Landtag of Brandenburg

My shows are and will stay halal!

— Kurt Krömer; in the context of his stance on AfD voters and his upcoming tour (statement about not selling tickets to AfD voters and about his shows being halal)

As a constitutional patriot, it is a matter close to my heart to serve the rule of law in this way.

— Juli Zeh said this in 2019 about her volunteer position as a judge on the Constitutional Court of Brandenburg.

The AfD was democratically elected in Brandenburg, Saxony-Anhalt and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania; that has to be accepted. And I warn against reinforcing its victim narrative.

— Steeven Bretz, chairman of the CDU parliamentary group in the Brandenburg state parliament, on the political treatment of the AfD.

Right-wing populism and nationalism are a poison for an open economy that lives on world trade. He who calls for protectionism and isolationism cannot act in the interests of Germany and our prosperity.

— Milan Nedeljković, BMW CEO, in an interview with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

125 billion euros that were withheld from our own country, which have flowed directly and indirectly into this war.

— Ulrich Siegmund, AfD parliamentary group leader, during a debate in the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament on Ukraine policy; he urged that Germany must come first and called for an end to arms deliveries.

We will finally exhaust all possibilities to increase political pressure on Berlin to push for an end to the war rather than its prolongation, and to spend the billions of tax money for the people in our country instead of on weapons on the battlegrounds of Ukraine!

— Ulrich Siegmund, AfD politician, commenting on the AfD–BSW joint Ukraine proposal in the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament

Then we'll do this in December, once the Media State Treaty has been terminated, and we can talk about whether we can find you a position.

— Ulrich Siegmund (AfD politician from Saxony-Anhalt) during a confrontation with ZDF reporter Fabian Köster in the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament about terminating the Media State Treaty.

We cannot afford this war any longer.

— Claudia Wittig, deputy leader of the BSW, said in Magdeburg that Germany is the number-one war financier and that the country cannot afford the war any longer.