Orbán threw in homophobia to distract from the Pegasus-scandal – and learned two things: 1) The Pegasus scandal really hurts him (according to him). 2) The man is improvising. It may not lead to his downfall in 2022. But it is not a sign of an upward trajectory for someone like him. Continue reading
Orbán’s farcical efforts to prove that the media is free make him look like an out-of-touch autocrat. Continue reading
In the land of a thousand state-of-the-art stadiums some less than important pieces of infrastructure have to wait. Such as healthcare and public transport. And pretty much everything that is not football or stuffing the cronies with public money. Continue reading
Old farts vs new tricks Continue reading
Just another day of government communication Continue reading
Orbán’s “national consultation” has incensed one of its targets Continue reading
Pre-covid, this ninth wave of “national consultations” was meant to attack ask about gypsies and the legitimacy of courts – the two enemies Orbán pivoted to attack to prop up his crumbling support after the local election defeat in October 2019. Continue reading
Some context to go with Orbán’s new direct mail “questions” Continue reading
Pre-covid, this ninth wave of “national consultations” was meant to attack ask about gypsies and the legitimacy of courts – the two enemies Orbán pivoted to attack to prop up his crumbling support after the local election defeat in October 2019. Continue reading
The “questions” of Orbán’s new, taxpayer-funded direct mail campaign Continue reading
