FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
25A is never gonna happen. The cabinet are all simps this time around for a reason.
Congress passed a law that says he can't do that but Congress doesn't really exist so bye bye NATO.
25A is never gonna happen. The cabinet are all simps this time around for a reason.
He doesn't have friends. He makes quid pro quo transactions with smarter people who pretend to be his friend so they can use him.I think it is possible, even likely, that because he is about to do the biggest TACO of his life he needs an even bigger stink to hide it behind. He would rather fight "you are a traitor" from his ever growing army of enemies than "you betrayed us" from his few remaining friends.
While negotiations were underway in Islamabad, US President Donald Trump was attending a UFC fight in Miami, alongside several members of his family and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Fidesz will probably blame it on refugees getting through Hungary's southern border fence and illegally voting. The script has already been written for them.turnout right now not favoring orban. Will JD lead the investigation into the steal if he's not the winner?
Diana Sosoaca, a far-right member of the European Parliament from Romania, on Sunday called Vance’s Hungarian visit “a big mistake” given widespread revulsion at the Iran war on the continent.
“You invite a representative of the United States of America, who created the big disorder in this world?” Sosoaca said in an interview posted by the Kremlin-controlled network RT, formerly known as Russia Today. “It was the biggest mistake he could do before the elections.”
Not the biggest mistake. The child rapist war criminal could have gone himself...![]()
Election loss for Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán has ripple effects for Trump, US conservatives
The big election over the weekend was in a small European country nearly half a world away from Washington, but the defeat of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has significant reverberations in the United States.apnews.com
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals have secured a majority government with wins in all three byelections.
Orbán’s defeat is a major loss for the far right in Europe. Orbán was, in many ways, the pioneer of the current form of European illiberalism and championed populist anti-EU and anti-migration messaging long before others adopted it. Orbán also hosted the global Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) and has enjoyed the support of the Trump administration. The week before the elections, Vice President JD Vance visited Hungary to rally others in support of the Hungarian strongman.
This also indicates that European politics remain somewhat insulated from outside influence attempts, as voters primarily focus on domestic issues. For the Trump administration, it demonstrated that support for a “Make Europe Great Again” movement might be weaker than anticipated, although Magyar will likely try to maintain close ties with Washington.
Orbán’s loss also adds to a trend in far-right politics in Europe, wherein parties close to Moscow perform worse than far-right parties more critical of Russia—as seen in Italy. This trend will likely further trouble far-right parties in France and Germany, which have consistently struggled to productively position their views on Russia and their relationship with the Trump administration in a way that appeals to voters.