András Lánczi Says Those Dissatisfied with Orbán Should First Pay Back What They Saved by Reducing Utility Bills

According to the former rector of Corvinus, the luxuriating pro-government politicians are "endangering the political cause of the right wing."

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The philosopher close to the government also said that anyone who would distract Viktor Orbán should first repay his savings from the utility bill reduction.

He says this is not demagogy.

“This is not demagogy,” said the ruling party analyst, whose son, Tamás Lánczi, is the head of the Office for the Protection of Sovereignty.

András Lánczi, an ideologue and philosopher close to the prime minister, harshly criticized the luxuriating right-wing politicians and businessmen in an interview with Mandiner, but he mostly tried to find a way to get at Péter Magyar.