La Russa unchained: average between Meloni and Cav. and on the appointments he maintains an axis with Letta and Giorgetti

The president of the Senate who is not just the president of the Senate. He receives ambassadors, but also ministers dissatisfied with the government. He is excluded from the premier’s intimate circle, but he organizes important meetings for her (see: Bisignani). A somewhat unconventional second state charge. And very political

He, she confides smiling, marvels at those who marvel. “Because I said it, after all.” Undeniable. That he would be a somewhat unconventional president of the Senate, Ignazio La Russa had said it from the beginning. And so now he is coherently interpreting that mask that he himself, in his own rewriting of the institutional script, thought up and wanted for himself, in spite of those who, among the rampant scions of Melonian patriotism, had expressed their doubts to Donna Giorgia on the eve. So politician. Very political indeed. And this is demonstrated by his cautious and at the same time ostentatious activism regarding appointments; and even the change of assets within Forza Italia bears witness to it. On which La Russa had the role of him.