As long as Stefano Bonaccini can speak freely on his own, without opposition, and against Giorgia Meloni, everything is fine. But please, don’t point out to him that something is wrong in the center-left. Otherwise, to put it like Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, “we get angry.” Actually, he gets angry. The Democratic Party MEP is a guest on In Onda, on La7. They comment on the case of the “snipers” in the Chamber regarding the electoral law, and Marianna Aprile and Luca Telese roll out a red carpet for him.
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“Let’s put it this way,” begins the former governor of Emilia Romagna, “it’s the first time since they have been governing that there is a vote that goes directly against the Prime Minister, who, moreover, has shown over these years to have broad support in the country and to know how to keep the coalition together. It is one of the results that must be recognized because for the rest the economic and social results are modest. But he kept the majority together.” “There is a bluff that must be exposed, Meloni is not telling the truth,” he continues, “it’s not true that they proposed to introduce preferences. I was elected because 390,000 voters in the North East wrote ‘Stefano Bonaccini’ on the ballot, and I was not the top candidate. Lello Topo, my colleague from the South constituency, was at the bottom of the list and ended up among the first.”
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But then it happens that Claudio Cerasa, director of Il Foglio, changes the focus of the evening by asking him if it is not appropriate, since the broad field continues to call for early elections, to immediately hold the center-left primaries. “You can’t hold primaries before making the program. Otherwise, it means you don’t understand politics at all. Primaries on what? On who is more handsome?” Bonaccini heats up, immediately losing control: “So we tell Italians that we are so stupid that we didn’t even understand what happened a few years ago. But let’s not joke. Come on, what you said is childish.” “When it comes to primaries, I see people get heated,” Cerasa jokes. “This is brilliant, the democrat gets upset -, you propose to the center-left…” “Advance the primaries and the electoral program without waiting for the candidacies. Answer this question if you want. Should primaries be held later and calmly or should it be immediately explained to voters who the prime minister candidate is without fooling them?” the director insists. “What you said is childish,” the MEP cuts short. “We are ready to govern,” Schlein and Conte have been repeating for weeks. Maybe it’s not quite like that.
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