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Audi’s CEO drew heavy criticism for appearing alongside US President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in the battleground state of Georgia, with the head ‌of Germany's top union saying it violated the automaker's company guidelines reut.rs/4zdZlj0

reut.rsAudi CEO faces backlash after joining Trump at midterm campaign rallyAudi chief Gernot Doellner drew heavy ​criticism on Monday for appearing alongside US President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in the battleground state of Georgia, with the head ‌of Germany's top u...

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The criticism highlights Audi's historical ties, as Volkswagen was founded during the Nazi era. This connection raises concerns about the company's current political affiliations and the potential perception of supporting ideologies associated with fascism.

Volkswagen owns Audi They now own this contribution to interference in our elections. Two more brands on my ever lengthening list of products and companies that I will not do business with anymore unless I am absolutely forced to.

You would think a CEO would be able to better read the room and realize how much damage this will cause. Their cluelessness is only trumped by their arrogance and grossness.

He’s probably a member of the AfD. Nobody on the other side would appear with chump at a political rally full of maggots, they KNOW what that represents. Audi should fire him if that’s the case.

Wait, are you telling me that German capitalists are joining with the fascists? This is probably the first time that’s ever happened and I can only assume it’ll turn out well