A German politician was forced to withdraw his candidacy for the country's upcoming federal elections after he was found leaving lewd comments via his personal X account on OnlyFans models' pages.
Bernd Vogel, 75, is a former teacher who planned to run for a seat with the Bündnis Deutschland, a minor conservative party, in Germany's parliament. However, on Jan. 6, X users screenshotted and shared comments he was leaving on sex workers' social media pages.
"Nice boobs," Vogel wrote under one model's picture, according to a round-up from notorious X user Ian Miles Cheong.
In response to a post asking, "Does it matter if a girl has a smaller than average rack?," the scorned politician responded, "No - i like smaler tits - i dont like mega breasts."
Bernd Vogel, who was all set to run for a seat in the German parliament under Bündnis Deutschland, had to pull out after it came to light he was leaving thirsty comments for OnlyFans models on his main X account like it was his personal dating app.
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) January 8, 2025
Dude thought his flirty... pic.twitter.com/ucoXIue0up
Vogel deleted his comments when they came to light. His party later condemned his inappropriate behavior.
"We clearly distance ourselves from any sexist behavior. Respect and tolerance are non-negotiable for us. Unfortunately, we can only act after the fact," the Bündnis Deutschland posted from its X account.
🚫 Wir distanzieren uns klar von jeglichem sexistischen Verhalten. 💬 Respekt und Toleranz sind für uns unverhandelbar. Leider können wir nur im Nachgang handeln.
— Bündnis Deutschland Niedersachsen (@buendnisnds) January 6, 2025
Details zu einem aktuellen Vorfall hier: https://t.co/qNVAGH6N3H
#KeinSexismus #BündnisDeutschland #Niedersachsen pic.twitter.com/hT2hKzTtuT
Vogel apologized for his actions in a follow-up comment to his party's post.
"I apologize for the stupid posts. I am withdrawing my candidacy from the state list and will not be running as a direct candidate in any constituency. Sorry!" the politician wrote.
Originally published on Latin Times
