The elections gave a clear, categorical and clear result: the center-right with the traction of Giorgia Meloni won.
A result that caused several stomach aches in left: artists, supposed intellectuals and influencers started babbling about the risk of fascism and dictatorship.
The usual bullshit from those who have no ideas for the country. And in recent days the attack on the coalition formed by FdI, Forza Italy e Alloy increased exponentially with heartburn.
Meloni silences the left
The left started the massacre game even before the formation of the government and the installation of the cameras. While the country has to deal with serious problems, PD and co began the attack against the center-right.
The Supreme Court reaffirmed: citizenship is born with the person.
- New legal front opened
- Processes can still be filed.
- Individual assessment before any decision.
The case of the PD leader, Enrico Letta, is sensational – if not ridiculous –: after proposing to change the name of his party and a new Democratic Party, he prophesied that the new government will not last more than three months.
Attacks that did not please Giorgia Meloni, who is currently busy building the new government.
We don't even know the names of the ministers, but the executive is already being attacked: intolerable.
“We are living in a paradox where the left – currently in government – is taking to the streets against ‘the policies of the Meloni government’ that have not yet been formed,” the future prime minister said on Instagram: “I understand the desire to protest after years of inconclusive executives that have led us to the current disastrous situation, but our goal will be to restore the future, the vision and the greatness of Italy. Soon we will finally turn the page.”
Left hit and sunk.
The triumph in the elections – free and democratic – will allow the center-right to govern for the next five years, despite the usual alarms about alleged authoritarian directions and programs against the Budget Law.
The left screams and gives no peace to Meloni, but forgets to open its mouth to criticize the words of French minister Borne (who said she will “watch” Italy).
By Massimo Balsamo, columnist for the newspaper Il Giornale
