According to Krisztina Tóth, the same political script could return as after 2002

Hungarian political analyst Krisztina Tóth has observed striking similarities between the current political atmosphere and the period that followed the 2002 government change in Hungary. In a recent Facebook post, Tóth evoked the memory of the left-wing accountability measures that were enacted after the 2002 elections, suggesting that a comparable political script might be playing out once again.

Her commentary points to a potential recurrence of political dynamics that characterized Hungary in the early 2000s. The reference to "accountability" (elszámoltatás) after the 2002 election implies a period of reckoning or settling of scores, often involving investigations or purges targeting political opponents or perceived wrongdoers from the previous administration.

From the perspective of Magyar Nemzet, which often reflects a national-conservative viewpoint, such observations can be interpreted as a warning against repeating past mistakes or succumbing to divisive political tactics. The implication is that the current political landscape might be heading towards a similar confrontation, raising questions about the nature of political discourse and power transitions in Hungary.