Fukuyama Says Hungary a Model for How Americans Can ‘Rebuke Trumpism’ in Midterms
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Fukuyama Says Hungary a Model for How Americans Can ‘Rebuke Trumpism’ in Midterms
Francis Fukuyama told The Ezra Klein Show that Péter Magyar’s landslide defeat of Viktor Orbán offers a model for Americans hoping to rebuke Donald Trump in November’s midterms. Yet the comparison is less straightforward: Magyar broke with Orbán on Russia and the EU, but his migration policy, use of power and direct-to-voter communication remain closer to right-wing populism than liberalism.
The American philosopher also mentioned the Hungarian election results in connection with the American political situation.
Francis Fukuyama cited Péter Magyar's election victory as an example to the Americans - According to him, the victory of the Tisza Party president expressed the rejection of "Orbánism".
According to the world-famous philosopher, in countries where free elections are still held, the most important tool for political change remains the will of the voters. The post Francis Fukuyama set Hungary as an example for Americans first appeared on 24.hu.
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