De Luca doesn’t stop: “Meloni premier without his knowledge. Go ahead and Telepippe, but don’t run away from journalists’ questions”

Live on Facebook, the president of the Campania Region returns to prod the Head of Government, after the meeting/clash in Coivano

ROME – “This time, but also before, the Prime Minister did everything alone. She did everything.” The president of the Campania Region Vincenzo De Luca says it live on Facebook, returning to what happened on Tuesday in Caivano. “When the president of the Campania Region went to greet her, to welcome her, he decided to present himself with a somewhat vulgar, carefully planned performance. We hadn’t perceived the brilliance of this political communication operation, we could have saved it”, explains De Luca, highlighting how using the nickname “bitch” was “obviously an own goal for Meloni, but I have to say – again the governor of Campania – that a feeling of inadequacy of our Prime Minister was confirmed in Caivano”. “We have had confirmation – De Luca insists – that the Honorable Meloni is President of the Council without her knowledge. She has not yet realized it and no one has yet explained to her that in the function of head of the government represents Italy and all Italians, not a political party. It is found in an institution that is a little different from a party section.” 

MELONI PLEASE FACE TELEPIPPE BUT DON’T ESCAPE FROM COMPARISON

“The prime minister doesn’t confront anyone, he speaks to himself, he doesn’t offer the world of information the opportunity to ask questions”. “On average – he says – I think I go around the regional territory three times a week to inaugurate works or to open construction sites. Every time I go around I find myself faced with about ten or fifteen journalists who ask me all types. And I reply. I have an average of three times a week when I made a comment on the Honorable Meloni’s performance of Caivano, I was at the Cardarelli hospital, where about ten journalists approached me… That’s how it’s done. …”. “You can do Telemeloni, Telepippe, but – summarizes De Luca– at least once a week, once a month, present yourself freely in front of the journalists who they can ask you all the questions they want.Some correct, some other ramshackle, but you present yourself to the public confrontation, without running away”.  

MELONI HAS BECOME AN EXAMPLE OF TRANSFORMISM

“We met a Prime Minister who has become an example of transformism in our country, specialized in saying and doing exactly the opposite of what she said she wanted to do. Extra profits of the banks? It all ended in a bubble. Do we remove the excise duty on petrol? Did the extra 100 euros on the thirteenths make you understand that the money isn’t there.”