Tisza Party Exposed Itself, Campaign Claims Were Lies + video

Ministerial Commissioner Gergely Gulyás has directly challenged the Tisza Party's narrative surrounding the recent clemency case, asserting that their campaign statements were baseless and misleading. In a pointed Facebook video, Gulyás declared that the Tisza Party leveled "untrue, unfounded, and unjustified accusations" concerning the presidential pardon.

This accusation directly contradicts the claims previously propagated by Magyar Péter, a prominent figure associated with the Tisza Party. Péter had asserted that the President of the Republic granted clemency to Endre K. with the explicit knowledge and approval of the government. This framing sought to implicate the government in the controversial decision.

However, Gulyás's statement hinges on newly released government documents that, according to him, reveal the exact opposite of Péter's claims. The implication is that the government was not privy to, nor did it approve, the presidential decision, thereby attempting to distance the administration from the pardon and place the blame squarely on the Tisza Party for misrepresenting the facts. This political maneuver highlights the intense post-election scrutiny and the ongoing battle for narrative control in Hungarian politics.

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A Tisza Párt a választási kampányban valótlan, alaptalan és indokolatlan vádakat fogalmazott meg a kegyelmi ügy kapcsán