Government Chooses Building Hungary’s Future Over Financing Ukraine + Video

Hungary's prime minister once again proved that he speaks the language of ordinary people, Tamas Pindroch told Magyar Nemzet in his assessment of Viktor Orban’s speech yesterday. The lead analyst at the Center for Fundamental Rights added that while the government keeps Hungary’s interests front and center, the lobbyists surrounding the Tisza Party are focused solely on profit.

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He added that there is little doubt 

such figures, if placed in decision-making positions, would side with service providers—abolishing the special taxes on them, which funds household utility price protections, and would also cut Hungary off from Russian energy supplies. That, he warned, would mean household utility bills rising three- or fourfold.

“For these lobbyists, profit is the only thing that matters. The parachuted-in lobbyists of oil companies and foreign banks will never say no to Brussels,” Pindroch said. “That is why the prime minister stressed the need to defend utility cost reductions, stay out of the war, and keep those out of power who would sacrifice the security of Hungarian families in order to serve foreign interests.”

“This is why Fidesz is the safe choice,” he concluded. “Today in Hungary, only the civic-oriented government is capable of delivering that.”

Cover photo: Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Source: Facebook)