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A Mess of Goulash: The Rise and Fall of Viktor Orbán

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By Benjamin Hoffman, Samuel Spound
| American Affairs Verified
Donald Trump famously promised Americans they would get tired of winning. For sixteen years, the nation of Hungary was run by a man named Urban Winner. On April 12, Hungarians voted that man, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, out of office. But while Hungarian voters may have tired of being winners, they do not seem to have tired of being Magyars. In Hungary’s 199-seat parliament, Peter Magyar’s Tisza party defeated Orbán’s Fidesz party by a margin of eighty-nine seats.
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AAP Statement on Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Nomination to Lead U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

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By Benjamin Hoffman
| American Academy of Pediatrics
By: Benjamin Hoffman, MD, FAAP, president “The nomination of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to be Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) offers an important opportunity to share the settled science on vaccines with government leaders, policymakers and the American public. This is a conversation pediatricians have every day with families, and we welcome the chance to do the same with national leaders.
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American Academy of Pediatrics Statement Condemning Antisemitism

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By Benjamin Hoffman
| American Academy of Pediatrics
By: Benjamin Hoffman, MD, FAAP, president In the midst of the Jewish High Holidays and on the one-year anniversary of the terrorist attack in Israel, American Academy of Pediatrics President Benjamin Hoffman, MD, FAAP, issued the following statement: “The American Academy of Pediatrics condemns antisemitism and its impacts on children’s health and safety.
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