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Why The GOP Loves This Actual Dictator | Emily Tamkin | TMR

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Reporter Emily Tamkin discusses her recent piece in in The New Republic entitled “Why the GOP Fell in Love with Hungary.”

Emily Tamkin joins, first discussing who Viktor Orbán is, and why his great replacement theory with added antisemitism so unsurprisingly speaks to the GOP, before walking through how this allowed him to put his Hungarian regime on the map for right-wing dictators, despite its relatively small political role. Tamkin and Emma expand on the parallels and differences between the ideologies of the GOP and Orbán, exploring why they prefer to present themselves as perfectly aligned, before they wrap up with an assessment of the strong connection between natalism, the far-right, and repressive societies.

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