The thing that doesn't matter has happened, the opposition's circus performance is over. Ferenc Gyurcsány is the winner of the clown prank nicknamed the primary election.
Of course, those looking for a lump in the poop can shout that the above-mentioned eye-catching party leader did not even start in the cat fight, that they did not vote for him, but - less - for Gyurcsány and - more - for Péter Márki-Zay , that is, the latter won and he will be the brown-red opposition leader. candidate for prime minister, but they are very wrong. None other than Gy. Ferenc ran for candidacy. That's right, with five clones.
There was a miner from Váci Street under the pseudonym Fekete-Győr There was a guy in a brown shirt Péter Jakab , he played Gyurcsány, a Parisian dude from the countryside. A "I smile at everyone because I have no idea what's going on here" clone started Gergely Karácsony , and a Gyurcsányné Gyurcsány , a globalist who dreams of a future Hungary without Hungarians.
Finally, here is this candidate, Gyurcsány, winner under the pseudonym Márki-Zay, who claims to be right-wing, but never was. Just because someone has many children does not make anyone right-wing. Especially not if he beats them.
So here is the Winner, Ferenc Gyurcsány . Whatever happens, in 2022 his will be the largest opposition faction, while Márki-Zay will not have any faction. Even the fiercest Orbán haters can see - without thinking about it - who will be dictating from the background...
Fidesz faction leader Máté Kocsis
"The Gyurcsány - Márki-Zay pact enters into force. The left wants power, but the condition for that is that the prime minister candidate and the president of the largest left-wing party agree to this. Márki-Zay's statement makes it clear that Gyurcsány would return to power through him , so the situation remains unchanged.
The second episode of the show is over. There was everything like in a farewell: crying, tricks, drama, joy, threats, moving forward and then back, blackmailing, but rather not, disappointment, insults, collapse. Christmas fell out, Márki-Zay fell in, the main thing is that the show continues! The left-wing politicians are stirring, they want to get closer to power somehow, by any means, led by the president of the strongest party and the leader of the largest left-wing faction in the next parliament, Ferenc Gyurcsány.
The funniest part of the new show is that, through Péter Márki-Zay, the left now wants to get the votes of right-wing people in order to gain power. They divided and multiplied and realized that there were not enough voters on the left, so they accused Márki-Zay of being a right-winger, to see if he could still get supporters from there.
But
is the man who became mayor with the support of Ferenc Gyurcsány a right-winger? Is
the person who defends Ferenc Gyurcsány's Ószöd speech tooth and nail and calls it an honest confrontation, an unabashedly honest speech, a right-winger? Is
the person who says "Jesus Christ was left-wing" a right-winger? Is he a right-winger who was one of the first to apply for the left's parliamentary list?
I could go on for a long time, but one fact is clear: Péter Márki-Zay is not a right-winger. A right-wing person does not cooperate with Ferenc Gyurcsány for a minute in order to help him return to power. However, the pact between Márki-Zay and Gyurcsány is a condition for joint governance. Márki-Zay is the candidate for prime minister, but DK will have the largest faction, they will elect him, they will vote. A right-wing person does not undertake to implement a left-wing program that increases taxes and utilities and withdraws family benefits. Péter Márki-Zay is not a rightist, but a career leftist. Just another career leftist.
So as the saying goes: "if a bird walks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's a duck."
If someone politicizes on the left, politicizes with the support of the left and politicizes for the sake of the left, then he is a leftist politician.
Don't fall for them! Go right, go Hungary!"
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