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Must-read analysis by Profs Halmai & Scheppele on Orban’s #EnablingAct
Hopefully @vonderleyen Commission will take note & stop embarrassing itself by giving any credit to deliberately misleading nonsense spread by HU MoJ who specialises in this particular trade
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Hopefully @vonderleyen Commission will take note & stop embarrassing itself by giving any credit to deliberately misleading nonsense spread by HU MoJ who specialises in this particular trade
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@vonderleyen 1/ Reminder first: Hungary was *already* no longer a democracy *prior* to the adoption Orban’s enabling act and the evidence in this respect is just overwhelming for all but seemingly @vonderleyen Commission and of course Orban's regime itself...
@vonderleyen 2/ Bottom line: “Orbán’s emergency regime gives him unlimited legal power for as long as he wants to use it, and all apparent checks on his power are illusory”
As previously noted Orban had before virtually no checks on his power in practice. Now he has none
As previously noted Orban had before virtually no checks on his power in practice. Now he has none
📙 1/12
In viral times, it's hard to focus on other things.
But
There's a related story called the #coronabill that needs attention.
UKGov made decisions resulting in preventable deaths
And now they want more power and less oversight for more bad decisions
THIS MUST STOP
In viral times, it's hard to focus on other things.
But
There's a related story called the #coronabill that needs attention.
UKGov made decisions resulting in preventable deaths
And now they want more power and less oversight for more bad decisions
THIS MUST STOP
📙 2/12
References for the deaths are at the end. But the sad thing is we are still making things worse.
Time is too short for disbelief. So sceptics read a few tweets from @richardhorton1 who humbly doesn't tell you he's editor of the Lancet - our world-leading medical journal
References for the deaths are at the end. But the sad thing is we are still making things worse.
Time is too short for disbelief. So sceptics read a few tweets from @richardhorton1 who humbly doesn't tell you he's editor of the Lancet - our world-leading medical journal
📙 3/12
Welcome back.
The bill I'm referencing is below
The goals are honourable.
1.Increasing health Workforce
2.Easing staff burden
3.Slowing the virus
4.Helping with the deceased
5.Supporting you and me.
No one could complain about those.
gov.uk/government/pub…
Welcome back.
The bill I'm referencing is below
The goals are honourable.
1.Increasing health Workforce
2.Easing staff burden
3.Slowing the virus
4.Helping with the deceased
5.Supporting you and me.
No one could complain about those.
gov.uk/government/pub…
