Where there is no extortion and the Chancellor is not afraid to debate – in which we could take an example from Germany

In Hungary, Viktor Orbán has not been in a debate with the leaders of rival parties as prime minister since 2006, and the communications chief of the ruling party is now belittling and “belittling” the leader of the largest opposition party. In Germany, this tone is unthinkable at this level, and before the elections, the chancellor took part in numerous television debates – it was not even an issue. This time, a political-cultural gap is under …