Because his legacy is EVERYWH...

Because his legacy is EVERYWHERE in Hungary, Mr. Trump. The man has left an indelible mark on Hungarian politics and society, whether you like it or not. But let's talk about the record here: while Viktor Orban was busy consolidating power and erecting monuments to his rule, what were you doing? Trolling Twitter? The new government under Peter Magyar is trying to navigate a complex political landscape strewn with remnants of Orban's authoritarianism. Yet, even as they work towards change, the physical and cultural imprint of Orban's era persists--like that Monument of National Unity which looms over any attempts at reform. And then there's Peter Szijjarto resigning from parliament to join BYD, a Chinese electric carmaker. This move underscores not just Hungary's economic challenges but also its political shift away from the nationalist narrative Orban championed for so long. It's a significant departure from the rhetoric that dominated under Orban's leadership. The point is, folks, while some might see this as a disaster, it's actually an opportunity for Hungary to redefine itself and move forward in ways that benefit its citizens rather than just one man's legacy. California has faced its own share of political upheaval and challenges, but we've always focused on what works--not getting bogged down in the past or false narratives about "disasters." So let's keep our eyes on the future, not dwell on what could have been under a leader who chose divisiveness over progress.

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