As the hours ticked down to the Tuesday deadline his boss had set to escalate bombings in Iran, Vice President JD Vance's day was consumed by another matter: helping the prime minister of Hungary as he faced his toughest election yet.

US Vice-President JD Vance accused the European Union of interfering in Hungary's election campaign and imposing censorship, as he visited Budapest days ahead of a pivotal vote on Sunday which could see a dramatic change in government. Vance's trip comes five days before Sunday's election, in which Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces his most serious challenge in 16 years in power. The opposition Tisza party, led by Péter Magyar, is currently ahead of Orbán's Fidesz in opinion polls.

The invitation said arrival should be by 2:30. But many suspected that might be a tad late if they wanted to grab a seat inside the MTK Sports Park's arena for the Viktor Orbán–JD Vance rally yesterday. In fact, such a huge crowd showed up that the queue seemed to be stretching endlessly outside the venue located in central Budapest. As people waited patiently to be screened before entering (security was tight, but not exceptionally so), a score of reporters representing government-critical domestic and international media approached them for short interviews. And interviews they got. As far as the author of this article could see, no one responded angrily or impatiently—a notable departure from the norm these days in Hungary, where opposition rally participants typically respond that way when approached by pro-government outlets and influencers.

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“‘Break Me Down’ comes from a place of anxiety, control, and feeling too far gone,” offers Montana. “It’s about realizing the right person can drag you out of hell — whether you’re ready or not. This one’s for the people who can see light in the darkness, and for the broken souls who never show it on the outside.” Break Me Down Directed by Richard Gray, the music video was shot at Yellowstone Film Ranch in Pray, Montana. Montana has released six full-length albums and one EP. “Savage” released in ’24 is Montana’s most recent album. He is likely best known for the song “Devil You Know,” off “Savage.” Devil You Know ### The post Tim Montana’s New Single “Break Me Down” appeared first on RockinTown.

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