Days before he's set to address the United States' largest gathering of conservative activists, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán railed against 'mixed race' nations. - thereidout Blog
Orbán, a GOP darling for his administration’s illiberal and white nationalist politics, embraced a version of the racist“We [Hungarians] are not a mixed race … and we do not want to become a mixed race,”Countries where Europeans and non-Europeans mingle “are no longer nations," he added,Republicans are so in love with Orbán they hosted the first CPAC in Hungary earlier this year.
Orbán has stated openly that he wants Hungary to be an “illiberal democracy,” and he’s largely succeeded on that front by
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