Deutsch: For us Hungary always comes first
Tamás Deutsch told the campaign launch event for the European Parliament election that all candidates on the EP list were dedicated and well-prepared patriots who had already demonstrated their talent.
Tamás Deutsch told the campaign launch event for the European Parliament election that all candidates on the EP list were dedicated and well-prepared patriots who had already demonstrated their talent.
Tamás Deutsch said Hungary would remain pro-peace, “no matter how much it irks Brussels bureaucrats”.
Tamás Deutsch said these forces were on course to form the majority that would be needed to upend the current line of thinking in Brussels.
Tamás Deutsch is “ready to debate every pro-war and dollar-leftist leader” after the period for putting together party lists for the contest ended on May 3.
The Fidesz national board had been determined to put together a “winning team” for the EP election.
Tamás Deutsch said in a video that “next Wednesday, the left-wing majority of the EP together with the Hungarian dollar left will hold its umpteenth debate on Hungary based on the usual lies and accusations, borne out of a painfully forced pretext”.
The party assembly is expected to adopt the list on April 15, Tamás Deutsch, who also heads the list.
Tamás Deutsch said opposition Momentum MEP Katalin Cseh was a member of the “dollar-left choir” made up of DK and Momentum politicians “working tirelessly” to prevent Hungarians from receiving EU development funds.
Tamás Deutsch said Fidesz believed that “no ideological belief or political calculation” could overrule an MEP’s moral obligation to act in the interests of their country and its citizens.
Tamás Deutsch said the EU was working to introduce “mandatory rules of conduct” in various areas.
EU leaders gave a clear guarantee that the monies due to Hungary so far held back “mostly unlawfully” would not end up in Ukraine.
“Brussels’s denying Hungary access to community funding is illegitimate,” Tamás Deutsch said.
Tamás Deutsch noted EC President Ursula von der Leyen made it clear that Brussels would continue to withhold part of the EU funding until Hungary changed its position on migration and “the gender ideology madness.”