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Kinda how I see it but not really.
For me it's like a puppet show.
Both Fidesz, and any socialist-liberal opposition are puppets for the powers that be (whoever is the patron of this client regime, eg US/Germany/Israel). The politicians on the leftlib side became unacceptable for the voters, they became so unpopular that they can't challange Fidesz. But parties like Mi Hazánk (nationalist, right radical, openly criticizing Israel and Jewish inlfuence) are unacceptable for the powers that be. So how I see it, they created opposition from within the Fidesz, divided like an amoeba, and now those who hate the Fidesz now have someone to vote for.