What Rod Dreher Sees in Viktor Orbán

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Dreher liked how openly nationalist Orbán was, picking fights with his partners in the European Union when it grew too progressive, and how he had often set aside free-market principles in order to promote conservative social values -- offering state subsidies to women to stay home and have more Hungarian children.
46% : If conservative politicians and intellectuals were experimenting with a more skeptical stance toward free markets, a more overt cultural nationalism, and a more profoundly antagonistic view of modern liberalism, then Dreher had theories to offer.

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