The result of the poll at the lookout says a lot about the future of the Democratic Party. The primaries spoke clearly: an abrupt change of direction is needed from the left that is capable of representing those who, in recent years, have not gone to vote. This was discussed during the episode of L’Aria, which airs March 2nd on La7. That’s why the primaries were a real slap in the face to the old Democratic leadership. At least this would be the opinion of Mattia Santori, councilor and former Sardina.
“Mattia Santori does not speak, the 600,000 people who went to vote in the bandstands asking for renewal and saying: we exist even if in recent years no one has represented us – said Mattia Santori – This is the real slap in the face to the old national and local leadership of the Democratic Party The wave we saw last Sunday is much bigger than what we saw because inside there are people who didn’t go to the bandstands because they are discouraged or convinced that Elly would have lost or that the Democrat Party cannot change. who write and who come to the clubs. The leadership has not yet been appointed, so I would wait. These are the same people who claimed that Elly’s motion was in the minority. The party cannot change. The best response to Fioroni’s departure was given to Bonaccini, who said: let’s stay. We’re here to work together. On the other hand, now it’s Elly who has to give an opening signal”.
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.
