Bonaccini Stefano, symbol of the apparatus defeated by the intersectional feminist, is no stranger to communication blunders. On TV he does not tolerate interruptions, often bordering on arrogance in his responses and posture. He seems to harbor the resentment typical of a party bureaucrat who demands obedience out of party loyalty. Imagine how much rancor he must have accumulated after the girl with the sneakers and the thermal bottle snatched the secretary position from him. Since then, he has been seeking a revenge that is slow to come, repeating the same thing over and over: first, you need the program, you need an idea of the country, you need the project. Before alliances, before primaries, before cementing the broad field. A broken record that does not even convince those in his faction who, in fact, do not let him coordinate but rather Senator Alessandro Alfieri. Now, someone like him gives lessons to the right, repeating with even more sloppiness what Corrado Augias already said on La7 screens (and of course) that being right-wing is easier because you follow instinct, gut feeling. On the left, instead, everyone is enlightened and enlightened thinkers.
Bonaccini borrows the thesis and repeats the insult with a bit more coarseness: those on the right? They studied little, they are the ones who live on the margins. Then, after Meloni easily replied, he makes a half step back letting us know that he is a son of the people. “I come from the province and from a humble family, two wonderful parents who had few means and little education, but who did the impossible so that I could have the opportunities they did not have.”
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The piece of paper, in short, which for Bonaccini would be the scientific high school diploma. But if his origins are so humble, why does he speak like a representative of the Ztl left? Because he doesn’t get a single thing right. He lost the leadership of the reformists to agree with Elly Schlein and not hold the congress before the political elections. As Il Foglio wrote, “he still thinks that if Schlein goes to Chigi, the game reopens for him. He is convinced that she will leave him the PD secretaryship like waiters leave the ragù to make the ‘scarpetta’.” Can someone like that take the podium?
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