“I believe Eszter Ordas, Tisza Party's group leader in Budapest, is telling the truth. She resigned a day after Judit Varga’s statement,” Tamas Menczer, the communications director of the Fidesz–KDNP alliance wrote on his social media. “Eszter Ordas says she stepped down for family reasons. That’s true — it’s just that those family reasons involve Judit Varga and Peter Magyar,” Mr. Menczer noted.
Mr. Menczer emphasized:
Ms. Ordas has had enough after Judit Varga’s public remarks. She saw Judit Varga’s statement and knows every word of it is true, because Peter Magyar keeps his staff under constant terror.
“Eszter Ordas walked away. No matter what lies are told, everyone knows the truth,” he added. “Women are fleeing from Peter Magyar. The Tisza Party is not just receding — it’s falling apart. Who will be next?” Mr. Menczer asked.
As Magyar Nemzet previously highlighted, the Tisza Party announced on Friday that Eszter Ordas, the party’s group leader in Budapest, would step down due to family reasons. From the beginning, Ms. Ordas has struggled with the pressure exerted by Peter Magyar. What finally pushed her over the edge, however, was Judit Varga's interview on Thursday, which she found deeply sincere. It made her realize that
her boss was, in fact, just as aggressive as Ms. Varga had described him to be.
“Judit Varga’s remarks have caused major internal tensions within the Tisza Party. For Eszter Ordas, it was the final straw. It’s no surprise that Gabriella Gerzsenyi is replacing her — she’s a reliable Soros operative who has championed every known globalist cause, from attacking utility price caps to undermining national interests,” - analyst Daniel Deak emphasized.
On her social media page, Ms. Ordas reaffirmed that she resigned for family reasons — but she disabled comments on her post.
