“New obsession and now I’m in it…,” sang Subsonica a few years ago. And on the left, they are definitely in it, with both feet. Quirinale here, Colle there, “Mattarella with the helmet,” “State of siege” and so on. The topic is taboo: it is impossible for the right to aspire to the presidency of the Council. Let alone if the hypothesis to consider is that of Giorgia Meloni. A couple of days ago, during the Ventaglio ceremony, the president of the Senate Ignazio La Russa reiterated that in his opinion Giorgia as Head of State would be “an advantage for Italy” and “very much appreciated also by many on the left.”
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Heaven forbid. On In Onda, on La7, the anti-aircraft fire starts. “Because of the character and the verve that Meloni has always put in, she is identified as a political leader. You can try to institutionalize yourself all you want. It would change the nature of the president of the Republic,” prefaces Marianna Aprile, the host who often likes to wear the player’s shirt rather than the referee’s shirt of the debate.
The discussion, in short, starts with a clear color and continues on that path. “There is another detail to keep in mind,” recalls guest Sergio Rizzo, a prestigious editorialist of Repubblica. “She clearly managed the presidency of the Council with a very precise ideological prejudice against the left. This should exclude Giorgia Meloni from the possibility of holding such a role.”
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It would be natural to think about the fact that in the past there have already been some presidents who were not so neutral, even before ascending to the Colle. Francesco Cossiga, for example. Or Giorgio Napolitano. Figures who, due to temperament and political culture, while respecting institutions, have never failed to oppose political opponents with some vehemence. Yet, neither Aprile nor her colleague Luca Telese intervene. And Rizzo can continue: “The President of the Republic, according to our Constitution, is the one who represents everyone a bit, is the one who appoints the government that appoints the ministers, is the one who has very important constitutional prerogatives.”
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Meloni rejected in advance, in short. The problem, however, is even broader. “In the past, citizens somehow followed politics,” Rizzo emphasizes again. “Now politics competes to follow citizens, to follow what comes from the belly of the country. And that is skillfully managed through social media. There are trends, which are those that set the tone for political debate.”
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