‘Trump Before Trump’ Viktor Orbán, You Are GTFO! Hungary has elected opposition leader Péter Magyar and his centrist conservative party in a landslide victory, ending Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s sixteen-year rule. Orbán conceded defeat following the highest election turnout since Communism’s collapse, with Magyar’s party securing a veto-proof supermajority. The outcome is viewed as a significant win for democracy, the EU, and NATO, potentially leading to improved relations with Europe and access to frozen EU funds, while also marking a setback for international right-wing movements.

• Hungary held its highest-turnout election since 1989, resulting in a landslide victory against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party.
• Centrist conservative Péter Magyar is the new Prime Minister Designate.
• Orbán conceded defeat, with Magyar’s party winning 138 out of 199 parliamentary seats, a supermajority.
• The election is seen as a victory for democracy, the EU, and NATO, and a blow to right-wing movements globally.
• Hungary may regain access to €17 billion in EU defense funds previously withheld due to corruption concerns.
• The article links Orbán’s regime and strategies to US conservative movements, including influence from Arthur Finkelstein and events like CPAC-East in Hungary.