Wednesday, June 17

Magyar Péter’s Gyula Candidate Pushes Tax Hikes, Then Viciously Insults Rural People

Ráki Zsolt, Magyar Péter’s handpicked Gyula candidate, has revealed his true colors with a shocking statement that proves he’s just another clueless elitist who has nothing but contempt for ordinary Hungarians. The Tisza Party’s candidate in Békés 03 district openly endorses a devastating three-tier tax increase that would bleed working families dry, while simultaneously sneering at rural citizens as nothing more than drunken peasants.

The Tisza Party’s Békés County candidate has unleashed a tirade of crude and insulting remarks that expose the party’s sinister agenda. Ráki Zsolt brazenly stands behind his party’s secret plan to crush taxpayers with higher rates, while deploying dehumanizing language against rural populations – as revealed by Ellenpont.


Tisza Party Candidate Demands Tax Increases

When confronted by public media with the Tisza Party’s leaked three-tier tax scheme – which would replace the 15% personal income tax with crushing 22% and 33% brackets – Ráki Zsolt responded with a dismissive “we’ll see.” This cavalier attitude reveals the party’s sinister intention to bleed average and middle-income earners dry with massive tax hikes.

Even more disturbing is how this candidate speaks about his own constituents. Ráki Zsolt contemptuously labeled the people of Dénesmajor and the Gyula region as “alcoholics” who he claims “can manage to fertilize on bad roads with their bad bicycles.”

He holds his own supporters in such contempt that he refused to collect signatures in person, instead sending a television to Gyula so he could broadcast his thoughts without having to interact with the drunken rabble he believes makes up his constituency.

These disgusting remarks expose the ugly truth: Tisza Party candidates are completely disconnected from rural people and the everyday reality of Hungarian life.

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