A new survey highlights the extreme political division within Hungary, even as the nation faces unprecedented water and energy crises. Despite the severity of the drought and rising energy costs, Hungarians continue to blame opposing political factions for the problems. The survey reveals a lack of national unity in addressing these critical issues, with blame being prioritized over collaborative solutions. This deep-seated polarization hinders effective responses to the challenges posed by the crises. The findings indicate a concerning trend of prioritizing political point-scoring over collective well-being. The situation underscores the difficulty of forging consensus in Hungary during times of national hardship, potentially exacerbating the impact of the crises. This “blame game” distracts from necessary action and collective responsibility.