Nobody Believed Orbán Could Lose. Then It Happened. (w/ H. David Baer)
The article discusses the unexpected political shift in Hungary, where Viktor Orbán's dominance appeared unshakable until recent developments challenged that assumption. H. David Baer joins William Kristol to analyze the implications of Orbán's potential decline. Their conversation explores broader lessons about authoritarian resilience and democratic backsliding.
- ▪Viktor Orbán's long-standing political control in Hungary has recently faced unexpected challenges.
- ▪H. David Baer and William Kristol examine the significance of shifting political dynamics in Hungary.
- ▪The discussion is part of The Bulwark's Bulwark+ Takes series aimed at in-depth political analysis.
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Playback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/Preview134Nobody Believed Orbán Could Lose. Then It Happened. (w/ H. David Baer)Bulwark on SundayWilliam Kristol and H. David BaerMay 03, 2026∙ Paid134ShareH. David Baer joins Bill Kristol for Bulwark on Sunday to discuss the lessons of Hungary.Read Baer's article in The BulwarkTickets for our Bulwark Live shows in San Diego and Los Angeles in May: https://thebulwark.com/eventsLeave a commentAs always: Watch, listen, and leave a comment.
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