Success inspires envy, envy generates resentment, resentment produces lies. It works like this, practically it is inevitable that those who do not agree with the Meloni government, those who have legitimately opposed it and less legitimately slandered it, are gnawing fiercely over the record duration of the executive and its majority. Gnawing: feeling anger, envy, and frustration for someone who has made it. And this is what is overflowing these hours from the opposition and their singers.
They say: what could they possibly have to celebrate, and down with the narrative of a country in ruins, weakened, hungry, and lost in the world. Since this government took office, the German locomotive has crashed, France has stopped, in the United Kingdom more governments have changed than seasons. Italy, on the other hand, has gotten back on its feet and is walking, slowly but advancing. Could it have gone faster? Maybe, but certainly not with the recipes proposed by the opposition in economic matters (wealth taxes), energy (never nuclear), and security (no to strictness, yes to uncontrolled immigration); it could have been without the burden of promissory notes signed by Conte and the left (superbonus and citizenship income) found in the drawers of Palazzo Chigi at the time of taking office; it would have been possible to go faster without the wars in Ukraine, Israel, Iran, and their consequences on the energy bill. It went like this, and all things considered, it did not go badly.
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There wasn’t a rout? No one had promised or thought so. One to zero and ball back to the center. The center-right passed the round and rightly celebrates. Over there everyone is denigrating something they would very much like: to govern a great country for an entire legislature, whether well or badly will be decided later by the voters.
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