Trump's Admiration for Hungary's Orbán Sparks Controversy
Former President Donald Trump expressed his admiration for Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán during a debate with Vice President Kamala Harris. Orbán, known for his autocratic policies and close ties with Russia and China, has become a conservative icon in the U.S. Trump's endorsement raises concerns among Democrats about Orbán's impact on democracy.
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In a surprising twist during a debate with Vice President Kamala Harris, former President Donald Trump took a moment to express his admiration for Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán, known for his autocratic rule and close ties with Russia and China.
Trump extolled Orbán as a 'strongman' and 'smart' leader, highlighting their mutual admiration. 'Viktor Orbán said the most respected and feared person is Donald Trump,' he remarked.
Orbán, who has imposed stringent immigration and LGBTQ+ policies, has become a darling among U.S. conservatives. Trump's public support for Orbán, despite accusations of undermining democratic norms, prompts significant unease among Democratic leaders.
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