Snipers, the torpedo of Rita Dalla Chiesa: “I don’t like playing soldier” | Libero Quotidiano.it

The electoral law was approved by the Chamber while awaiting its arrival at the Senate. And so the left remains with an empty gun in the remote hope that this majority might collapse. Well, none of this happened, and some in the broad field are already starting to lick their wounds. After the roar in Montecitorio for the government going down, here comes the blow of the approval of the electoral law.

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But the controversy over the rogue voters does not die down. And many have pointed the finger at the parliamentarians who allegedly voted against the amendment on preferences. And so to clarify at least her position, Rita Dalla Chiesa stepped in using effective words to explain what happened. To the Corriere she states: “Although I come from a barracks, I am not used to being a little soldier. I don’t like being told what to do.”

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However, the words of the Forza Italia member do not reveal her choice in Parliament when the secret vote on the disputed amendment took place. At this point, to a precise question, again to the Corriere, she gives a very clear answer: “The vote is private.” Meanwhile, on the subject, the Lega member Luana Zannella intervened, also in Corriere: “The majority’s female deputies must not hide. I saw in the Chamber while I was speaking that they were following me attentively. I spoke about the founding women: there were twenty-one out of over five hundred. And they made themselves heard as if they were two hundred. They fought for us, we cannot and must not let their battle be in vain.” We will see what happens in the coming weeks…

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