I am honestly surprised how little opposition he has mounted to his defeat
2323
TheBeerka22 hr ago
+1502
He lost by too much and he doesn't have support of police/army forces.
1502
No-Comparison847219 hr ago
+388
It's a democracy not north Korea
388
Fractoos19 hr ago
+663
Democracys are fragile and can easily become not a democracy.
663
bamaeer18 hr ago
+241
When 2/3rds of the country hates you, I think it is best NOT to take the chance to see if the military is the 1/3rds or the 2/3rds.
241
Ferelar15 hr ago
+12
Also of note- did Orban commit crimes as per the Hungarian law that he can truly be charged with? If he has, he has WAY more incentive to fight back. But if he gets to just retire and be a wealthy private citizen... why roll the 33% survival as dictator vs 66% death/life in prison dice?
12
Positronic_Matrix17 hr ago
+97
In Hungary’s 2026 election, Orbán’s party won about 39% of the vote and just 52 seats, while the opposition won roughly 53% and secured 141 of 199 seats—enough for a two-thirds supermajority, ending Orbán’s 16 years in power.
Although a supermajority was won, the popular vote was relatively close.
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Life-Memory373617 hr ago
+15
I read that the result was 36.72% vs 55.26%
15
rhododenendron17 hr ago
+101
39% is not close in a democracy. A similar result in most governments would completely wipe out whatever party got that figure.
Edit: Provided that the majority of the vote is split between two parties. It’s different obviously if there’s several parties with decent representation
101
Strowy16 hr ago
+47
Yeah the Coalition in the Australian federal election last year got a higher percent than that and got wiped in the most severe loss in like 50 years.
47
Atherum14 hr ago
+19
It was a beautiful thing to witness.
19
Mopa30416 hr ago
+8
*cries in American
8
SmokeyXIII16 hr ago
+19
Meanwhile in Canada 39% can make a majority government.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Canadian_federal_election
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_Canadian_federal_election
19
dj_soo16 hr ago
+30
we need to get rid of FPTP so badly
30
tattlerat16 hr ago
+24
We’ve only got 3 national parties. Doesn’t take much to get past the post.
24
OkDimension14 hr ago
+10
Often 2-3 liberal progressive parties split the vote between each other and then the conservative candidate makes it past the post with less than 50% of the popular vote
10
space_for_username13 hr ago
+8
In NZ there was effectively a two-party system, until one year when a third party won 27% of the overall vote and only got one Seat in the Parliament.
We have MMP now, and there are still two big parties, but there are many more at the centre and the edges and most folks feel their views are getting represented. We have had single-party governments, multi-party governments, and minority governments since it was introduced. Right now there are 6 political parties in parliament and three of them form the current government.
8
ZumboPrime13 hr ago
+2
NDP are doing their very best to turn that into two national parties.
2
RingIndex15 hr ago
+6
And 33.7% in the UK can give you a 63% of parliament supermajority
6
Wizardof1000Kings15 hr ago
+7
Not every country has a 2 party system. The majority party in Hungary was only 14% ahead - too close for comfort. That indicates its a very centrist country and conservatives would have won had Orban not been shitty as hell.
7
TheGoddamnSpiderman15 hr ago
+23
Hungary was effectively a two party system for the purpose of this election. The opposition completely consolidated behind one guy
Also Orban had a lot of the playing field tilted in his favor (for example control of the media and different rules that made it easier for Hungarians living abroad in areas that support him to vote vs areas that support the opposition), which will now be undone since the supermajority can undo all the constitutional changes he implemented
23
NobleFraud14 hr ago
+2
Weimer Germany was parliamentary democracy Hitler only need 33%
2
Few-Break-387513 hr ago
+2
This site is weird sometimes. TheBeerka made a point, someone argued, the dude you’re replying to argued back, and now you’re saying the same thing that was initially said…? And these comments all have hundreds of upvotes?
2
immersemeinnature18 hr ago
+19
We're living that life currently
19
NumeralJoker15 hr ago
+3
And this is the proof that this can be prevented from happening if people stop arguing with each other over skin color and gender so damn much and learn to see what they have in common instead.
3
dedicated-pedestrian15 hr ago
+3
Tisza, his party, consistently recoils from immigration reform. But it is nice to see he's not a hardliner against gay rights.
3
Banaanisade19 hr ago
+32
Despite best attempts to reverse that situation, looks like.
32
PorkyFree18 hr ago
+19
It was really an autocracy with a constitution that was amended by Orban to suit his agenda. The fact that he lost by a super majority is the only reason that he is going quietly - he wants to retain as much of his ill gotten gains as he and his cronies can.
19
Peligineyes16 hr ago
+8
It's cute that you think democracies are timeless and uncorruptible.
8
ConchobarMacNess16 hr ago
+12
South Korea is a democracy and Yoon tried to use martial law to attempt a self-coup.
12
PiotrekDG13 hr ago
+6
And the South Koreans showed the world how to deal with a coup attempt.
6
jwm312 hr ago
+1
South Korea only became a democracy in 1987, many people are still alive to remember what it was like before and are motivated to fight a backslide.
1
XennialBoomBoom19 hr ago
+23
> It's a democracy not ~~north Korea~~ The United States of America
23
Low_Chance14 hr ago
+2
Democracy is not a boolean
2
jenjer200719 hr ago
+9
I think you meant to say, its a democracy, not the US under trump.
9
No-Comparison847219 hr ago
+8
USA is also a democracy. Trump was elected by the people two times.
8
jenjer200719 hr ago
+25
We are very aware of that. I didnt see anyone storming the capital in 2025 saying that the election wasnt valid.. trump and his supporters tried and failed to overturm the results of the (2020) election. They attempted a coup of our democracy.
You cant have it both ways. Either you accept the results of elections whether your side wins or loses or you dont believe in democracy. He and many of his supporters have shown over and over that they actually dont believe in democracy. (Edited for clarity)
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Polar_Vortx18 hr ago
+10
Orbán was elected five times.
10
TheFlyingBoxcar18 hr ago
+16
The people only elected him once, the first time was the electoral college. The fact that the people elected him outright the SECOND time is just deeply, deeply pukatronic.
16
TheVitt19 hr ago
+11
*Allegedly*
First time? Maybe, although Putin had something to do with it.
The second time, with Musk’s fuckery? Highly f****** unlikely. Why do you think he wouldn’t shut up about a “rigged election?”
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I-Might-Be-Something15 hr ago
+3
> Trump was elected by the people two times.
Only the second time. Clinton won a plurality in 2016, while Trump won by a narrow plurality in 2024. The only reason Trump is still a thing is because of the EC.
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Kind-Let566618 hr ago
+2
Not ""the people"" the first time.
2
Diligent_Buster18 hr ago
+2
He was elected by stupid people and fascist racist evangelicals and along with Musk and the other shenanigans where they tampered with voting machines. Counties that Kamala got no votes. Statistically impossible.
2
Cheese_Fisticuffs115 hr ago
+1
It was democratically backsliding. Sure, he can't put the country in the same tight-fisted iron grip Kim can, but his kind typically don't go so quietly.
1
PerjurieTraitorGreen15 hr ago
+1
It’s a democracy, not the United States
1
felix_using_reddit12 hr ago
+1
It was a hybrid democracy at best towards the end of his reign
1
dbdr10 hr ago
+1
Democracy is not a binary thing. It was more of a democracy than North Korea while at the same time violating some basic democratic principles (e.g. in independance of justice and media).
Look up "free but not fair elections".
1
Electronic-Bass-71359 hr ago
+1
Competitive Autocracy*
1
dead9753122 hr ago
+254
Tisza has 141 mandates out of 199. Orbán can't do anything without the Tisza Party's approval.
254
aphroditex20 hr ago
+81
They damn near swept every individual constituency.
81
dead9753119 hr ago
+20
That we did :)
20
Barkalow18 hr ago
+14
A monumental victory. I'm hoping we can do similar in the states soon
14
Diligent_Buster17 hr ago
+6
Is there a possibility of prosecuting Orban for his fuckery? No doubt he and his cronies profited big time. The bullshit he pulled almost seems like treason in some cases.
6
dedicated-pedestrian15 hr ago
+3
I surmise he'll be headed to Russia in the near future.
3
ZuAusHierDa13 hr ago
+14
Because the Hungarian voting law is absurd - thanks to Orban. They shouldn’t have gotten that many mandates. But that’s how Orban changed their election laws.
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epicredditdude122 hr ago
+225
I’m not. Everyone is expecting him to pull a Trump without acknowledging this MAGA tendency to refuse to accept an election loss is extremely unusual and alarming and the rest of the world is looking at us like “what the f*** are you guys doing?”
225
SuedJche21 hr ago
+113
Even conservative political analysts over here in Austria expected some sort of (legal) opposition after the election. Although, admittedly, they did not foresee that the result would be such a landslide.
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Artistic_Concern_3321 hr ago
+50
Trump lost by basically 40,000 votes total from 3 states that is a close election, Orbans loss was so massive there was nothing to hang on to, if trump lost like the way Orban did, he would have left without resistance, people forget it took days before Biden was declared the w*****
50
SockPuppet-4721 hr ago
+60
>If trump lost like the way Orban did, he would have left without resistance.
Trump would have denied the results anyway. Conceding defeat and bowing out with dignity just isn't how Trump operates. He's a huge narcissist and he knows that he has a cult following.
January 6th was just the most talked about part of the plan. The fake electors scheme was the real issue that could have put his fat ass back in the Oval Office.
The riot was just a distraction meant to either force Pence to comply or pressure him to leave with Trump’s loyal SS. I believe that if Pence had gotten into the car Trump sent for him he wouldn't have been able to finish the mission that day and Chuck Grassley would have taken his place to make Trump a king.
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epicredditdude121 hr ago
+29
Thanks for bringing up all of the other sketchy stuff about Jan 6th. So much attention is given to the riot people forget the VP was afraid of Trump at this point in his term, and there was a genuine concern within his own administration that Trump would basically seize control of the government.
MAGA is working so hard to rewrite the history of what happened on Jan 6, I think it’s important we remember what actually happened.
29
SockPuppet-4721 hr ago
+17
The congressional hearing about the whole thing was supposed to have told the American people exactly what really happened. Many people who testified were long time Republicans. Unfortunately, Fox Entertainment News refused to cover the hearings fairly and without adding their spin and ridicule.
Trump has threatened many media outlets FCC licenses and obviously got Colbert fired as well as Kimmel. Their crime was basically hurting Trump’s feelings. Seems to me that Fox Entertainment News should have been dealt with. They paid almost a billion dollars for lying but just chalked it up to the cost of doing business.
17
thebackseatdiplomat20 hr ago
+6
they are so brainwashed it’s insane. he going to pardon Ghislaine and say that someone on his team did it and he didn’t know about it and they will eat it up
6
IAmTheGoomba19 hr ago
+3
Here is what is even more terrifying: In that case, Drumf had not fired any non-loyal military en masse like we have seen these days. In such a situation, the military would have stepped in to ensure a transition of power to Biden.
Now? Yeah, we are absolutely, totally, complely fucked. This self absorbed, narcissistic a****** who is not worth the price of the diapers he shits in every minute of the day, will ABSOLUTELY claim "rigged elections" and use the military, which is run now by Drumf loyalists, to crown himself king.
3
avcloudy14 hr ago
+1
The riot wasn’t a distraction, if the riot was successful, the US wouldn’t have had elections in 2024.
1
epicredditdude121 hr ago
+75
lol yeah the guy who’s literally never admitted to an election loss in his life, dating all the way back to the 2016 primaries would suddenly decide to do the right thing when he loses the presidential election.
75
overfloaterx18 hr ago
+24
Seriously. He ***won*** the 2024 election and he *still* claims was rigged against him!
24
swolfington16 hr ago
+4
he would have denied it but he wouldn't have had the political capital to do anything about it besides ineffectually whine from within the harbor of his online safe space. the fact that it was so close gave his supporters, the right wing media, and everyone else looking to exploit the opportunity enough courage to really have a go at it.
4
NotAnotherEmpire20 hr ago
+5
Orban is a thug. Trump is a narcissist. He believes most of the propaganda he puts out about himself.
5
Tromort7719 hr ago
+2
Yep, Orban's loss was so bad that he conceded when only half the votes were counted. Obviously, parties know sooner than it is officially presented, but still. It was so obvious by that point that it would be a generational defeat. He would have acted very differently if it had been a close defeat only. The only solution against these thugs is to show power and beat them badly.
2
MarkMew13 hr ago
+2
We Hungarians expected that he'd refuse to give up power too.
2
chiqu3n21 hr ago
+59
It helped that Brazilian "MAGA" attempted to perform a Trump and he ended in jail sentenced to 27 years, not every country is like the US
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Abigail71615 hr ago
+16
Don't forget about South Korea.
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cxmmxc19 hr ago
+15
Don't believe for a second a man who has driven his country as a de facto dictator for 16 years like Orbán suddenly develops a conscience.
He's intelligent enough to see he lost too much, so he's not going to stay to shout and ramble impotently in the opposition, he's planning for an escape from the oncoming prosecution.
15
20past4am21 hr ago
+28
Yeah, in The Netherlands, Geert Wilders, the far-right leader, admitted his defeat even though he was close to being the largest party here. The USA is the outlier, not the norm.
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Pseudanonymius21 hr ago
+10
Big difference though, Wilders never had true power. He was always bound by coalition and could never have set laws, change the constitution, or for example change the entire judiciary or voting system.
Orbán actually had been in form control of power for a very long time, and many of the levers of power were solely beholdent to him. He _could_ have attempted a coup, but he would have faced instant revolution. I think he knows that it's better not to attempt.
10
terlin14 hr ago
+3
> He could have attempted a coup, but he would have faced instant revolution. I think he knows that it's better not to attempt.
Yeah, with this he's looking at a cushy retirement where he gets paid to attend speakers events or act as a consultant. Trying to hold on to power has a nonzero chance of him being Gaddafi-d.
3
Inside-Associate-72921 hr ago
+2
Brazil would like a word
2
LifeAcanthopterygii611 hr ago
+1
Just look up October 2006, Hungary...
1
Imbendo20 hr ago
+8
Have you seen him? Guy probably can't even walk up the stairs without having a lie down. I'm sure he's grateful to be able to retire to his putin-sponsored palace on the black sea.
8
thebackseatdiplomat20 hr ago
+8
I am too but he’s super old and rich now why not take the free card out of the game
8
TheBlack200719 hr ago
+4
He lost by 2/3 and also turned his own enforcers against him. There’s literally no way apart from pulling a Lukaschenka and sending for Russia to send "Green Men"
4
NewspaperAdditional711 hr ago
+1
You are misremembering. Russia didn't send men to quash the Belarus protests. That was OMON, which is the Belarus security forces. There was lots of talk of Putin sending men, but they were not needed. The Belarus protests were mostly peaceful. Lukashenko didn't need external help except for money to pay his security forces.
1
BurpelsonAFB19 hr ago
+3
He has a lot of stolen money to go spend
3
Tutorbin7621 hr ago
+3
Same. For all his faults he seemed to accept defeat graciously.
Politicians in certain other countries should take note.
3
BasicMatter733920 hr ago
+3
He is leaving the door open behind him. If he mounted opposition, his political career would be forever over.
Now he still has a chance win future elections. He is only 62, which means hes got like 10 years of career left at least.
Elections in hungary are every 4 years, so if the new government somehow fucks things up so bad that the people of hungary want to go back to Orban, he still has like 2 chances to win the elections.
3
thetrickstergib13 hr ago
+3
First piece of legislation that Magyar Peter will be putting in place is the limit of 2 terms as PM. Orban isn’t coming back. Fedez. Maybe one day. But not Orban
3
alittle_disabled18 hr ago
Pootin allies will just find a way to buy out this guy's allies.
0
Soepkip4315 hr ago
+1
Probably putting in someone that wont get arrested or has to flee abroad to continue to do his dirty work.
1
pang-zorgon13 hr ago
+1
I’m spending the weekend in Budapest and the locals are also surprised.
1
Felim_Doyle12 hr ago
+1
Yes, I was expecting a Donald Trump stand-off! It seems democracy is still respected in Europe or the European Union 🇪🇺, at least.
1
AmbassadorBonoso12 hr ago
+1
Maybe people from the US are surprised, but most people from EU countries aren't. This is how it's supposed to work when you lose an election.
1
MrTriangular12 hr ago
+1
Orban still has the courts stacked with loyalist judges, and recently amended the constitution to make his president/crony (who has veto power for some legislation) more difficult to remove by Congress. The work to clear out Orban's goons has only just begun.
1
38B0DE12 hr ago
+1
I think he's finally taking care of his health.
1
Litmoose11 hr ago
+1
Me too, I was expecting a full russia style rigged election tbh. And when he lost, was waiting for calls of "stolen election"
1
Nuclear-Jester22 hr ago
+835
I hope he fucks off to Russia. Him and Assad can share a room
835
Brilliant_Version34422 hr ago
+279
I’m sure the heritage foundation will offer him a job
279
mechalenchon22 hr ago
+91
As a consultant on how to step down after an electoral defeat and f*** off
91
rajinis_bodyguard19 hr ago
+14
Btw I am honestly surprised as how Rishi Sunak, a non tech guy, holds consultant and advisor roles in AI lol
14
space_for_username17 hr ago
+7
His wife is the daughter of the owner of Infosys.
7
rajinis_bodyguard13 hr ago
+6
Still I don't think Sunak knows anything about LLM or prompt engineering lol 😂
6
space_for_username13 hr ago
+4
I'd say you're right on the money there. He doesn't have the permanently haunted look of a longtime coder.
If you hire yourself a Sunak, or any former world leader, you have access to all their contacts and connections, and that may be of much more value to the company than technical expertise.
4
Great_Bar175911 hr ago
Cake day
0
Hot-Sexy-THICCPAWG6922 hr ago
+67
Apparently he’s f****** off to the United States of America.
67
Geodude53214 hr ago
+14
Going to be the next FBI Director?
14
totallyRebb20 hr ago
+21
That will only last him until Trump is gone. But it might be a nice holiday until then.
21
SunnyOutsideToday12 hr ago
+3
He wants to thank Vance for his support
3
Status_Set_411118 hr ago
+15
He has already said he is taking an "extended" vacation to the US to visit his daughter (whose husband managed to embezzle a fortune in gov contracts) in NYC (crime is how you afford to live there I guess). He will also take in some World Cup games. I expect he will ask for asylum from Trump in the late summer and live off his stolen money in the US.
15
Euclidisthebomb21 hr ago
+20
He is definitely going to run eventually. To many crimes to sweep them under the rug forever and Peter seems determined to open the lid of every jar to expose the contents. He may to America while Trump is in power but eventually I think he will end up in russia unless putin also bites the dust. Then the choices will be interesting.
20
TheGringoDingo21 hr ago
+6
The Russian version of the odd couple, let’s keep the cameras rolling (though whatever apartment he ends up in would definitely be bugged)
6
gordonjames6220 hr ago
+5
> Him and Assad can share a room
or a window
5
Jemanha11 hr ago
+3
His daughter moved to the US so we expect him to go for a visit and stick around there. When you guys have sorted yourself out, please return him so we can host him in the worst prison that Hungary has. Thanks
3
kungpowgoat13 hr ago
+2
I’m still waiting for the comedy sitcom showing their daily hijinks inside their shared apartment.
2
TheMarshalll22 hr ago
+3
At least hell have good eye care then
3
Zuparoebann20 hr ago
+1
Sounds like the start of a new sitcom
1
Burgergold19 hr ago
+1
A cell
1
Apprehensive_Idea75822 hr ago
+260
Good riddance and hopefully more of those far-right governments will start falling as soon as possible.
260
PaniniBibite13 hr ago
+8
We were fortunate that he hadn’t got the balls to kill some civilians with fake terrorism.
8
despicabletossaway14 hr ago
+8
Came here to post good riddance myself. I'll just upvote and piggyback on yours.
8
dead9753121 hr ago
+103
To understand who is who:
* NAV: National Tax and Customs Administration
* Antal Rogán: Minister who controls the media, also known Propaganda minister, referring to the media empire he controls, which resembles Goebbels' propaganda machine and is supplemented by secret services in 2022.
* TV2: One of the biggest commercial television channel. Fidesz's biggest non-government operated propaganda television channel.
* Lőrinc Mészáros: Orbán's childhood friend who (worked as a gas fitter) became the richest man in Hungary due to Orbán. He is known as Orbán's wallet. His money is Orbán's money.
**Péter Magyar:**
Orbán’s oligarchs are transferring tens of billions worth of money to the United Arab Emirates, the United States, Uruguay, and other distant countries.
I am aware that Hungary’s tax authority (NAV), based on bank reports, has suspended several high-value transfers linked to Antal Rogán’s circle on suspicion of money laundering. I call on the leaders of the National Tax and Customs Administration to immediately freeze the stolen funds.
I once again call on the Prosecutor General, the National Police Chief, and the head of NAV to detain the criminals who have caused thousands of billions of forints in damage to the Hungarian people, and not allow them to flee - before the formation of a TISZA government - to countries from which extradition is currently not possible.
I am also aware that Orbán’s mafia figures have begun selling TV2 and other media outlets at below-market prices, as well as the hundred-billion-forint "mothership" of Rogán’s hate propaganda, Lounge Event Kft.
I call on honest domestic and foreign investors to refrain from acquiring the mafia’s assets; otherwise, they may find themselves before the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office.
I have also learned that several oligarch families have already left, and in the coming days the Mészáros family is also flying to Dubai. According to reports, several influential oligarch families have already withdrawn their children from school and are arranging reliable security for their departure.
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NumeralJoker22 hr ago
+63
Fuckity-Bye!
63
No-Tomatillo-756622 hr ago
+91
Good, now throw the stubby little prick in prison.
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Substantial_Milk817022 hr ago
+13
Thoughts and prayers to Putin during this incredibly difficult loss of his favorite EU veto button.
13
naitch4422 hr ago
+24
Don’t let the door hit you on the way out, scumbag.
24
queen-adreena22 hr ago
+9
The country's bank vault doors will probably hit him on the way out.
9
mfyxtplyx21 hr ago
+10
Finished shredding documents, are we?
10
4RCH43ON20 hr ago
+7
Apparently, his oligarchs are continuing their pillaging, having moved billions outside of Hungary.
7
Ghost226822 hr ago
+33
Least he’s leaving voluntarily. Can’t say the same for trump. We already know the incoming shit fit when he has to leave at the end of his term.
33
The-cultured-swine3922 hr ago
+24
Hopefully a Big Mac ends his term before that shit show becomes a reality.
24
CunningAlpaca20 hr ago
+8
Orban didn't have a choice. If he didn't leave voluntarily, he'd be in jail - this was entirely out of self preservation, not some act of goodwill of show of respect. Trump on the other hand was emboldened because he knew nothing could happen to him regardless (hence why he's president right now).
8
Positronic_Matrix17 hr ago
+4
Kalshi has him at 45% (and climbing) that he’ll leave the White House in a box.
4
despicabletossaway14 hr ago
+2
Now if only the insider traders in the admin wanted to make a quick buck…
2
The-cultured-swine3922 hr ago
+10
One fascist scumbag down. We got many more to go.
10
dead9753121 hr ago
+9
Fidesz is dead.
Newest poll by Medián:
Sure voters:
|Party|Poll (%)|Election result (%)|
|:-|:-|:-|
|Tisza|66|53.18|
|Fidesz|25|38.61|
|Mi hazánk|6|5.63|
|DK|1|1.10|
|MKKP|1|0.82|
|Other Parties|0|\-|
9
3BlindMice115 hr ago
+5
Looks like it's still the second biggest party to me. That's what elections in the US would look like if we had raked choice voting
5
According_Spot_434019 hr ago
+4
The picture looks like he is saying "Oh no, now I have to go live a life of luxury with all the Millions and Millions of bride money I recieved while banging hot Russian whores and smoking fat cigars, what ever will I do."
4
redditobserverone22 hr ago
+12
Everything the White House occupant touches turns to Trump. I will never get tired of all this losing.
12
Awkward_Patience_61119 hr ago
+4
Writing on the wall for his homies Chester molester Cheeto and poutine
4
tucatnev22 hr ago
+3
In the Hungarian voting system roughly half of the MPs are coming from the district and you can (could?) cast your vote for the list of the party.
Orban won his district in '98 - last time. After that he got into the parliament as the leader of his party (fidesz) list. This mandates could be changed IF the candidate refuses the seat, then the party could nominate somebody from their list.
3
ThisIsAWeapon21 hr ago
+3
Let that door hit extra hard on his way out. F*** that fascist! One down, many to go!!
3
FRYETIME20 hr ago
+3
Good, f*** outta here
3
MadOgre15 hr ago
+3
Bye piece of dog shit! Ukraine will get their aid and place in EU!
3
Stahl_Scharnhorst14 hr ago
+3
The real question is when does he pack his bags for Moscow?
3
ReddFro22 hr ago
+13
Can we get rid of Trump next plz!?!
13
Artistic_Concern_3321 hr ago
+6
Trump is basically termed out, he will basically be a lame duck after the mid term and his final year will be focused on campaigning for his party to win reelection, so he basically has a year + to achieve his goals
6
ReddFro21 hr ago
+10
I hope so.
However, we assumed he’d lose to Hillary too. He also ignored the rules and tried to take over the country by force and trickery after his last election so I am not as confident as you.
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Artistic_Concern_3321 hr ago
+1
lol he is already talking about building his library, he has said on multiple news channel he has about two years left, there is no way he can be on ballot, he is already asking his donors if they want Vance or Rubio
1
Positronic_Matrix17 hr ago
+5
Trump a firehose of contradictory bullshit. The fact that you have fixated on a single stream of that bullshit while ignoring the other contradictory streams of bullshit has me questioning the reason for your assertion.
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East-Ice-319918 hr ago
+1
Honestly, what’s stopping him from running for a third term? The constitution means nothing to him.
1
Positronic_Matrix17 hr ago
+1
Basically.
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oniiBash214 hr ago
+1
He doesn't have any goals besides getting the best "ratings".
The real problem is all the people around him letting him be a f****** idiot on camera while they Kansas City Shuffle off-camera.
They *do not* have term limits. Most of them don't even have terms.
1
The_Overlander18 hr ago
+1
He’s probably going to die before the end of the term. He’s not exactly spry
1
jl_theprofessor19 hr ago
+4
Everyone doing comparisons to Trump, remember that Trump lost by comparatively little and still had significant political support at his departure. The conditions are pretty different in the details. It was even split in the Senate and a difference of 10 seats in the house. Trump was never looking at the level of rejection as Orban.
4
legendary-spectacle22 hr ago
+2
F*** that guy!
2
An0nym0usWanderer22 hr ago
+2
F*** that f****** guy.
2
Chromber21 hr ago
+2
You are not needed at all little piggy.
2
paralaxsd19 hr ago
+2
> Orbán's fate as Fidesz leader, meanwhile, will be decided at a party conference in June, he said as he vowed to continue shaping the nationalist movement.
and, so I'd hope, in court.
2
AffectionateCoat30819 hr ago
+2
bojler elado
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ReasonableChaos2715 hr ago
+2
You know who won’t step down?
2
EDNivek15 hr ago
+1
I'm honestly surprised this was so normal.
1
frozented14 hr ago
+2
he's not staying into the country
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matthew_myers14 hr ago
+2
He doesn’t have a choice. The parliament is not his anymore, and I don’t think he is the type of person that likes to be told what to do. So, there’s that
2
MarkMew13 hr ago
+2
Roses are red, this is neat...
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cheezfreek13 hr ago
+2
Bye bye, b****!
Sincerely,
Someone whose existence you despise
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Situati0nist13 hr ago
+2
Good riddance
2
nosaj62612 hr ago
+2
Give the pedophile party in America the same treatment. Impeach and imprison the orange buffoon.
2
benrinnes12 hr ago
+2
From all accounts, his staff have been busy shredding documents to try to cover his Russian relationships.
2
copperblood22 hr ago
+4
Dear Orban,
Please move to Moscow and live in a skyscraper with lots of windows and a balcony.
Sincerely,
Democracy
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Morticide15 hr ago
+3
Ironically, I think we can actually thank Trump for this. He made the corruption and grift *way* to obvious for people, even in other countries, to ignore. Same thing with Canada.
3
zevonyumaxray22 hr ago
+2
Orbán lost but some right winger just won in Bulgaria.
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farky8421 hr ago
+2
Finally! Viktor, please f*** off! Prepare for jail piggy!!!
2
NotAnotherEmpire22 hr ago
+1
Needs to give birth.
1
SpareDot868522 hr ago
+1
Good time for him to step into this brand new cybertruck I’m selling for a whopping 600% off the original price! Don’t wait they go fast!
he probably was led to believe Putin would have his back and realised he’s on his own
1
Fit-Significance-43618 hr ago
Good, bye bye, thx for showing US the way
0
Zookeepergame-Super18 hr ago
+1
Surprised Trump hasn’t given him a cabinet position by now.
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OddEmergency60418 hr ago
Imagine rigging the election and still losing
0
Consistentscroller17 hr ago
+1
Does this mean he's done with politics?
1
MaybeTheDoctor17 hr ago
+1
I’m surprised he hasn’t moved to Moscow yet.
1
Muzoa16 hr ago
+1
He runs down to get paper trail shredded lol
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071171628815 hr ago
+1
Congratulations
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rabbitholeseverywher14 hr ago
Good. Bye, f*****.
0
midnightrider74712 hr ago
+1
Im actually surprised he didn't flee already since he and his people gonna be pretty soon be at least put into investigation custody since the Gov. Gonna go back being prosecuting the corruption and abusing of power plus the fact they betray hungary in favor for russia
1
Nibbled9210 hr ago
+1
Europe feels safer already
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bridgenine10 hr ago
+1
didnt this already happen?
1
MartyKei10 hr ago
+1
Don't be too happy folks. People like Orban never give up power. He "officially" steps down to elect a new face to represent Fidesz whom he's going to control from behind the scenes.
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