Ricarda Lang reveals: Trump vs. Musk is the real "Mean Girls" drama!

We are not talking about just any catfight here. We are talking about Donald Trump, the former US President, and Elon Musk, the tech titan behind Tesla and X. The two were once besties, practically the dynamic duo of controversial personalities. But that's old news! After a tax law that harmed Musk's electric car empire and Musk's subsequent indirect support of an impeachment process against Trump, the anger boiled over. Trump fired Musk from his administration and even recently called him "crazy." Ouch!

Musk, who of course cannot let this slide, then threatened to reveal explosive details about Trump's role in the infamous Epstein files. Yes, you heard right: He allegedly wants to "drop the really big bomb." You might think this is material for a thriller, but Ricarda Lang sees it more as a high school comedy.

Ricarda Lang's Brilliant Hollywood Comparison

Ricarda Lang, the Green Party member of the Bundestag, commented on the drama with a sharp tongue. She posted a clip from the cult film "Mean Girls" on X, in which the nasty Regina George writes mean comments in her infamous "Burn Book." Lang's comment on it: "It’s giving Regina George from Mean Girls." For those who are not constantly on TikTok: This means Musk is behaving like an intriguing, vengeful high school diva. And the comparison is not that far-fetched! While Regina George tears her enemies apart in a secret diary, Musk uses social media as his very own revenge platform. It's like a live stream of the "Burn Book," only with even more reach and even more explosive threats.

When Politics Becomes a Reality Show

Ricarda Lang is known for not mincing words and delivering satirical jabs. She already caused a stir with a biting comment on Friedrich Merz's past. Her view of the spectacle in the USA shows that she not only takes the political theater seriously but also views it with a healthy dose of humor. And let's be honest: Sometimes that's exactly what we need to process the chaos. When even the most powerful men in the world argue like teenagers, it's refreshing when someone points out that it is exactly that – a bit like "Mean Girls," but in real life.

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