The election of Elly Schlein as secretary of the Democratic Party has left the leftmost dem galaxy in a state of excitement. As suggestive as it is obvious is the contrast between the new secretary of the Democratic Party and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who has caused rivers of ink to flow. Giuliano Ferrara, in an editorial published in Il Foglio, points to what Concita De Gregorio wrote: “She is not wrong when she writes that Schlein ages Meloni. beauty. But what does that mean?”, asks the founder of the newspaper. Behind Schlein are not “Lenin Stalin Gramsci Togliatti Longo Berlinguer”, writes Ferrara, “and De Gregorio maliciously points out that one comes from fascism and the other does not come from communism, at most it can be attributed to the laudable Romano Prodi, minister with Andreotti and head of Ulivo with the people of the faxes. On Elly’s side, there is an equivocal self-dissolution of the apparatuses in favor of a reincarnation of teleoperators via digital + gazebo”.
In short, certain categories are only used for political opponents, regardless of gender. Then there is the issue of “old age”. “This full house of the last century or aging Meloni, she defender of dead devices and rhetoric and memories and sections that resurrect and relaunch and find the Promised Land instead of dissolving, is a ballast of Schlein’s natural rival, the national-vernacular founder of the Sister-dominated Brothers? I’d go easy on that,” writes Ferrara.
“The substance is this, dear De Gregorio: there are boys and girls who grow old and reassure, and there are girls who sing and dance to move”, writes Ferrara referring to Sanna Marin. “I don’t know who will be able to successfully dispute the government of the common house and neither do you, Ibero-Italian cosmopolitan quoque”.
Source: IL Tempo
Emma Fitzgerald is an accomplished political journalist and author at The Nation View. With a background in political science and international relations, she has a deep understanding of the political landscape and the forces that shape it.
