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“Fidesz has not polled below 20% in 30 years, and now they’ve even appointed a bankruptcy trustee,” Magyar wrote.
He cited a July survey by Závecz Research, carried out between July 13 and 20, which showed the Tisza Party at 74% among decided voters, up from 73% in June. Support for Fidesz-KDNP fell to 19% from 20%, with the changes remaining within the margin of error.
In the voting-age population as a whole, Závecz measured Tisza at 58% and Fidesz at 16%.
“The former ruling party is sliding down the [one-time Socialist PM Ferenc] Gyurcsány slope at an accelerating pace,” Magyar wrote.
He added that the Tisza government was working every day for a “functioning and humane Hungary.”
Magyar also referred to a recent incident at Nyugati Railway Station, where a man spat at him while he and Transport Minister Dávid Vitézy were on their way to a press conference.
“Step by step. All that’s left for them are llamas and spitting,” Magyar wrote.
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