Health Minister Karl Lauterbach has hardly missed a talk show, it could be that he was with Lanz more often than Lanz himself, on the “Today Show” he was almost traded as a member of the ensemble with his dry humor. And now, there’s really no other way to explain it, the next punch line (it’s not the last yet): Lauterbach has written a book about the importance of science for politics, peppered with memoirs, and they’re now available as an advance excerpt exclusively at image. Ironically, with the newspaper that Lauterbach just made a member of a “Corona Panic Choir”.
Only at the weekend had the health minister accused the tabloid a campaign against him operate. the image had headlined: “Lauterbach: Intensive care units were never overloaded!” In fact, he had never said it like that. On the contrary: In many regions, the wards were so full during the delta wave that patients had to be transferred, just not everywhere and at the same time in Germany. “The image-Zeitung knows that and makes it out of it: There was never a threat. This is a manipulative false report,” said the minister in the taz.
“It can also sound a bit cheesy”
Say it, and as if nothing had happened, you can now with the image study how Lauterbach, who was recently referred to as the “minister of fear” and “turn off the light at the end of the tunnel”, set out at the age of 13 and decided to become a doctor. In the preprint from his book “Before it’s too late,” he says, this was preceded by incorrect treatment and experience as a public health insurance patient in a two-tier health care system. So he knew early on “that I wanted to devote my life to medicine. When I was thirteen, I used these words to formulate it, so it may sound a bit cheesy.”
“We are delighted that Karl Lauterbach would like to see his memoirs printed exclusively by BILD,” Splits image with – to the displeasure of some readers who announced in the social networks that they wanted to cancel their subscription.
Some SPD politicians have long since distanced themselves from it image. Kevin Kühnert, for example, does not give interviews to Springer’s tabloid as a matter of principle. “I’ll go with you first image talk when something fundamental changes in the editorial office. It has to do with my own painful experiences.” he the taz said shortly before his election as Secretary General. And Lauterbach? Acknowledged his presence over the weekend image quite dry: The truth just didn’t defend itself.
Of course, it is also part of the truth that his book publisher wants to reach the mass of readers through the home story content from the life of the professor, image Despite the collapse in circulation, it still sells almost a million copies a day. In the end, the marketing strategists of will laugh the loudest about this punchline image and Lauterbach’s publishing house.