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Elon Musk expressed support for Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party on X, stating “Only the AfD can save Germany.”

Party leader Alice Weidel welcomed his endorsement, urging followers to review her criticisms of German politics.

The AfD, polling at 19% ahead of February’s federal election, is officially under scrutiny as an extremist group by German authorities.

Musk has previously questioned the party’s “far-right” label. Controversy surrounds the AfD, including links to a meeting discussing deportation of migrants.

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[–] Maggoty 1 points 7 hours ago (1 children)

Hilariously Arizonans are super afraid of the CHP. In Arizona all you hear is they'll get you for speeding too fast. So they will drive 95 all the way to the state border and then do the exact speed limit in California. It's also fun in reverse. I lived in Northern Arizona for a while and every time it snowed the tourists from California and Southern Arizona had no clue what to do in it. So many cars in snow banks, just so many. Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person in the American Southwest that knows what to do in Sand storms, Blizzards, and Thunder storms.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 7 minutes ago

I have trialed by fire for sand, snow, and thunderstorms. Though I also drive a Cherokee so snow and more specifically black ice is a pain regardless.