Stefano Bonaccini doubles down. Guest on Tagadà on La7, the president of the Democratic Party returns to the phrase he pronounced that sparked an uproar. “I have been the target of an aggressive campaign but today all the major Italian newspapers confirm what I was saying, namely that the vote of those who are more in difficulty, people who once looked to the left, is moving towards the right or the far right.” And on the triumph of the Afd in Germany: “I am among those who think that Afd should be tested in government, many of its proposals are unfeasible… Having received so many votes, it is right that it measures itself with the government and not just with opposition propaganda.”
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Stefano Bonaccini, the slap from M5s: “Wrong and classist reading”
The words spoken by Stefano Bonaccini continue to cause debate. While the entire center-right protested against ch…
Days ago, the words spoken by the Democrat during a video interview with IVG’s microphones caused much discussion: “It is a discourse that concerns all the West and Europe. The vote for the first Trump, the vote for Brexit, the vote in Germany to the right, that for Le Pen, that in Italy for Meloni, Salvini and today perhaps for Vannacci. It is the vote of those who have little education, of those who live in the inner areas of cities and of those who are worse off economically.”
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Stefano Bonaccini, La Russa shuts him down: “The voter is less stupid than he thinks”
“In the end, the voter is less stupid than some think… for example, I graduated…
In short, according to him, “it is a different Europe. Unlike what happened to my generation, when work was a certainty, and economic growth was accompanied by demographic growth, in the last 10-15 years we have had job losses, the demographic drama, a Europe that once represented 1/3 of the world GDP and today is less than 20%, and so those who are worse off risk listening to those who speak to people’s gut.”
