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Federal President's Election: Kerkeling Congratulates Aigner Prematurely – and Complains "Against Wind" After Speech in the Thuringian Landtag

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Hape Kerkeling congratulates Ilse Aigner on her apparently upcoming nomination as Federal President. At the same time, he laments the massive criticism of his person, who after his speech in the Thuringian Landtag would have invaded him. "The headwind in the net afterwards was violent, says Kerkeling.

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Lean Right

By petition, more than 165,000 people demanded Hape Kerkeling as the next Federal President. Now the office is probably going to Ilse Aigner – and the entertainer reacts with a video.

·Berlin, Germany
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Lean Right

More than 165,000 people wanted Hape Kerkeling as Federal President. Now the entertainer Ilse Aigner congratulates on his candidacy.

·Berlin, Germany
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Hape Kerkeling congratulates Ilse Aigner on her apparently upcoming nomination as Federal President. At the same time, he laments the massive criticism of his person, who after his speech in the Thuringian Landtag would have invaded him. "The headwind in the net afterwards was violent, says Kerkeling.

·Berlin, Germany
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Lean Left

PolitikHape Kerkeling responded to a petition for the Federal Presidential election. On Instagram he talks about democracy and makes an important appeal to his followers.

Lean Left

About 170,000 people wanted Hape Kerkeling as a non-partisan candidate for the federal presidential election. Now it seems different. The entertainer turns to his followers via Instagram.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Lean Left

On Instagram Hape Kerkeling is addressed to his followers and also explicitly to a specific person. It is about the election of the Federal President.

·Berlin, Germany
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FOCUS online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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