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In the 2019 European Parliament elections, Fidesz-KDNP won 13 seats with a 52 percent victory. The fourteenth name on the list of candidates was István Kovács. Thus, in theory, Fidesz could send him to the European Parliament to fill the vacancy of József Szájer.
Facebook warlord
István Kovács became known for recruiting right-wing Facebook users to push the “liberal steam cylinder” on social media after extensive training. Kovács justified the comment and youtube training with:
A tsunami of balliberal opinion is looming on social media interfaces, so people who are only informed by social media only get liberal opinions, they only know their point of view.
István Kovács is the founder and strategic director of the Center for Fundamental Rights. He specializes in the legal system of the European Union, the “constitutional rules” of the EU – the latter term is cited by Kovács in his introduction. Although the work of the Center for Fundamental Rights largely supports Fidesz’s view, the institute’s greatest success is that it operates from hundreds of millions of pro-government and pro-government parties.
Photo: Fidesz-KDNP / MTI
The leaders of the center are truly multifunctional people, since Kovács, for example, manages two institutes at the same time. The commentator trainer runs Megafon and is the strategic director of the Center for Fundamental Rights. The director of the latter institute is Miklós Szánthó, who is also president of the board of the Central European Press and Media Foundation.
Miklós Szánthó, director of the Center for Fundamental Rights close to the government, became the director of the board of the Central European Press and Media Foundation.
István Kovács is also the narrator on the right in tandem with Szánthó. From them comes, among other things, the term gender. They are not concerned with in-depth investigation, but rather with communicating the direction of the Orbán government. István Kovács presented Fidesz on its website in the 2019 campaign as follows:
In recent years, as strategic director of the Center, he has assumed a prominent role in making the Hungarian public aware of the position committed to the European Union, but also defending Hungarian sovereignty against the current leadership of the Union, which is now felt by the vast majority of Hungarian voters. In recognition of this important work, the Fidesz-KDNP party alliance requested a comparison of the alliance’s list in the European elections.
István Kovács, lawyer, could be the hitter of the Fidesz EP delegation. Szájer diplomatically, Kovács fights hard against criticism of the Hungarian government. If he becomes an MP, tough battles are expected in the European Parliament over the rule of law, migration and EU money.
According to the president of the Chamber, it is not the government that controls the prosecution and he mentioned the opposition as a coalition of smugglers.
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