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Loss of Touch with Reality by SPD Top Candidate Armin Willingmann? What Is His Health Really Like?Armin Willingmann, the SPD’s top candidate in Saxony-Anhalt and incumbent Minister for Science and the Environment, uploaded a video to Facebook on June 30, 2026, that can safely be described as a masterpiece of self-delusion. 
Asked about the SPD’s prospects of getting above 10 percent, he responds with the composure of a man who either notices nothing or simply doesn’t want to notice anything anymore: “I really don’t know where this concern about falling below 5% keeps coming from. We haven’t fallen below the 5% threshold in a single poll yet. It is true that we are stable at 7% [...] I am absolutely certain that we have a stable foundation, and the election campaign will now gain momentum... There are still 85 days until the election, and it is perfectly clear that quite a lot can still happen.”What do you make of that? – he then asks the comment section with almost touching sincerity. The response from the public was immediate, loud, and merciless: ridicule, mockery, and sheer disbelief. From the Comments: “Stable at 7%” – the SPD’s New Benchmark for SuccessThe SPD used to be a people’s party that won elections with 40 or 45 percent. Today, a minister celebrates being “stable at 7%” like he’s just won the lottery. That isn’t optimism. That is clinical loss of touch with reality. While the state struggles with crumbling infrastructure, exploding energy prices, bureaucratic madness, and an economy in free fall, Mr. Willingmann sits in his bubble and declares the free fall a gentle landing.7 percent! That is not “stable.” That is the condition of a patient in intensive care whose doctor says: “At least he’s still breathing.” The former workers’ party abandoned and betrayed the workers long ago – in favor of ideology, open borders, and a green policy of destruction that closes factories and leaves pensioners freezing. And now they wonder why the grassroots are collapsing? The comments beneath the post read like a single public trial. “Out of touch,” “loss of touch with reality in its purest form,” “daydreamer,” “Stable at 7% – that tells you something about the thought process of these politicians.” One user summed it up perfectly: “This out-of-touch man is celebrating 7 percent for the SPD as a success? Keep it up, and you’ll hit 5 percent in no time.” Another wrote: “Stable at 7% – luckily nobody else is campaigning.” In one of the latest polls, the SPD in Saxony-Anhalt was down to just 5 percent. Mental State and Fitness for OfficeThe question that inevitably arises is no longer merely political, but human: Can Armin Willingmann even still perform the duties of his office with this degree of denial of reality? As Minister for Science and the Environment, he is responsible for future technologies and resources. If he can no longer even assess his own polling numbers realistically – how is he supposed to tackle complex scientific or economic challenges?Professor or not: Academic credentials apparently do not protect against the typical SPD affliction of recent years – becoming completely disconnected from the everyday reality of ordinary people. While normal citizens struggle with inflation, taxes, and uncertainty, Willingmann cheers about a “stable foundation” at levels that the FDP used to have in bad times. This is no longer politics. This is self-hypnosis. The SPD has transformed itself from the party of Willy Brandt and Helmut Schmidt into the party of spin doctors, prohibition fantasists, and reality escape artists. It celebrates not sinking as a success while the country goes under, with the party bearing part of the responsibility. And instead of drawing consequences, they send Willingmann in front of the cameras to explain to citizens that they have nothing to worry about. The citizens’ concern is no longer about the fate of the SPD. Their concern is about a political establishment that can no longer even recognize the seriousness of the situation. A good 80 days until the election on June 30, 2026? Correct, Mr. Willingmann. And indeed, quite a lot can still happen. The 5 percent has been reached. Zero is no longer far away.
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