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It was a great battle, both fields marched with all the officers, all the knights, all kinds of combat equipment, and it was a serious battle, on a terrain where no one could be sure of the outcome.
– This is how András Bencsik described the provisional elections in Borsod.
Zsófia Koncz’s nearly 51 percent result is whether or not there is unity between opposition parties, according to the editor-in-chief of the Hungarian Democrat.
I have to be very careful not to do it out of fear
– Ottó Gajdics affirmed before the fact that after Fidesz’s victory on Sunday, Péter Jakab spoke of “Fidesz may be afraid, because in a year and a half the opposition will sweep away and the regime and the regime’s servants may get into the soup” . The editor-in-chief of Karc FM and Szabad Föld sees that after the provisional elections in Borsod on Sunday, only the chairman of Jobbik can have anything to fear.
With that, the last nail was also drilled into his and Jobbik’s coffin. Our Ferink has to think a lot about what this Jobbik scares him
He said.
According to Ottó Gajdics, in light of the results of the by-elections in Borsod, the most important lesson is that there are still many more people who believe in “their eyes” than in Ferenc Gyurcsány and his “henchmen”.
As long as there are so many more, there is hope and if we can unite in this way, the house will come to light.
– Karc FM editor-in-chief and Szabad Föld repeated their thoughts outlined in Hungarian Nation on Monday.
Zsolt Bayer recalled that a few weeks ago in parliament, Péter Jakab addressed Viktor Orbán and stated that the floor will be washed with Fidesz on October 11
.
The floor was washed, only Jakab was the rag on the mop, probably not expecting that either.
The presenter added.
László’s viewers mentioned among the lessons the lack of principle that the opposition had once again demonstrated, as it stood without a word behind László Bíró, who was famous for his anti-Semitic scandal or had a dubious business reputation.
In recent days, all the opposition party leaders have been campaigning there for Gregory Christmas, a man who has been shown to be involved in dubious and anti-Semitic business matters.
– added the editor-in-chief of the Central Editorial Office of Mediaworks, referring to the fact that Ákos Hadházy, an independent member of Parliament, mentioned an alleged case of corruption related to László Bíró and evaluated the outcome of the elections development, but spent on itself.
Interestingly, Ákos Hadházy admits in his Facebook post that László Bíró helped by not speaking publicly about the alleged corruption case, but only by notifying party presidents.
Isn’t it called complicity?
Zsolt Bayer asked.
According to the László viewer, Ákos Hadházy is such a “stupid” politician that he committed his own treason in supporting crimes, and by dipping suspicions of corruption into party presidents, he drowned them as well.
According to them, everyone from Gyurcsány to Jakab knew that Bíró is a much more sinful person (…) Is there so much stupidity in Hungarian political history?
I ask.
Ottó Gajdics sees Hadházy publishing this information also because there is nothing to hold the opposition together. He recalled that Péter Jakab accused the right-wing press of spreading lies about László Bíró, despite the fact that – Gajdics said –
as a public figure, Jakab and Hadházy and the others would be required to file a complaint.
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