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To do so it must confront the weakness of social democracy, historically the main political protagonist of the causes of co-operation and inclusion on which the strategy depends.Debt-to-GDP ratios are set to rise significantly all over the world as a result of the coronavirus crisis. So discussions of illiberal democracy flourished anew among political theorists (a subject to which I will return later in this essay).Then, on 28 July 2018 (at the same venue where he gave his 2014 speech), Orbán emphatically and unequivocally expressed his support for illiberal democracy.Orbán then went on to warn his listeners to avoid an “intellectual trap”—namely, “the claim that Christian democracy can also, in fact, be liberal.” For to accept this argument, he told his partisans, is tantamount to surrendering in the battle of ideas. With the longstanding dominance of center-left and center-right parties ebbing across Europe and Latin America, there is a growing danger that substantial segments of the right will be captured by tendencies indifferent or even hostile to liberal democracy. Hungarian opposition condemns Orbán’s latest Baile Tusnad speech July 26, 2015; Viktor Orbán endorses Donald Trump at Băile Tușnad July 25, 2016; Hungarians working in the UK to continue receiving full social benefits says Viktor Orbán February 20, 2016; Quaestor victims demonstrate for full compensation April 11, 2015; Teachers gear up for a full-on strike April 5, 2016 There has been an increase in the number of jobs of about 600,000 since the bottom reached during Socialist rule. He seeks to equate the term liberal as it is used in the phrase “liberal democracy” with the term liberal as it is used to characterize the left side of the political spectrum in the United States—that is, to denote “progressives” as opposed to “conservatives.” Orbán’s effort to blur these two different meanings of liberalism gains some purchase from the fact that the “Brussels elites” he is so fond of attacking tend to hold views close to those of U.S. liberals on social and cultural issues.The attempt to identify liberal democracy as such with U.S.-style progressivism also fits neatly with Orbán’s efforts to demonize Hungarian-born U.S. billionaire George Soros. Would any of them accept the label of Many other conservatives, of course, including most of the still dominant center-right parties in Europe, remain committed to liberal democracy. In an additional setback for Orbán, the vote against Hungary was backed by some of his previous key supporters, including Austrian chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Bavarian politician Manfred Weber, the leader of the EPP in the European Parliament.The document that the parliamentarians approved was compiled by rapporteur Judith Sargentini, a Dutch MEP from the GreenLeft party. But at the moment I believe the graver threat to liberal democracy is that it will wind up being abandoned by substantial segments of the right. What is more, in his speech of 28 July 2018, he recommended a plan of action to to his followers: to “concentrate all our efforts on the 2019 European Parliament elections.”Orbán acknowledges that elections for the European Parliament generally are not taken seriously by voters, who often cast their ballots, if they turn out to vote at all, on the basis of national political issues rather than Europe-wide concerns. With respect to each of these three issues, Orbán emphatically states that the Christian view can be categorized as an “illiberal concept.”What is Orbán’s purpose in drawing such a sharp and unbridgeable distinction between liberal democracy and Christian democracy? In the eyes of voters Orbán’s economic record – a fundamental yardstick for them – is unmistakably superb in comparison with the dismal record of his familiar and discredited opponents. About 230,000 of this is accounted for by Hungarians who have taken up jobs in Western Europe, thereby improving the employment statistics of Hungary. The “liberal consensus” that had prevailed in Central Europe was visibly weakening already, as had been demonstrated by the 2005–2007 first tour in power (as part of a coalition government) of the Law and Justice (PiS) party in Poland and then by the sweeping triumph of Orbán’s Fidesz party in Hungary in 2010. In fact, many admirers of Orbán in neighboring countries have even taken to advocate the ‘successful economic model’ of his illiberal Hungary.Yet this ‘model’, if we can speak of one (we cannot), relies predominantly on the very entity that Orbán criticizes and campaigns against: the European Union.

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