Meloni forced to pursue the shootings of her ministers and the big names of FdI: “A gag would be needed”

From La Russa to Sangiuliano up to Nordio: the Prime Minister is trying to avoid the controversy. The other allies, on the other hand, starting from Matteo Salvini’s League after a crackling start, silences began to weigh

“And now who said this?”. Her eyes begin to roll wildly and she eagerly lights a cigarette. It is the – sweetened – reaction of Giorgia Meloni as soon as they read them or the latest issue of one of the many “incontinent” arrives on their cell phone. The ministers, and the big names, who don’t hold back, who in the end have to say it anyway, the shot from the sen fled. “Some should be gagged”, they say at Palazzo Chigi with a resigned awareness: if there is a controversy, useless and good for the newspapers, ninety percent of the time it is branded Brothers of Italy, between politicians and technicians of ‘area. The other allies, however, starting from Matteo Salvini’s League after a crackling start (such as the minister Giuseppe Valditara) have begun to weigh the silences. To answer “no comment” or simply to go straight to the notebooks. It may be a communication or vanity problem, but the mechanism is always the same. And so Carlo Nordio, despite specifying that he is not part of the program, intervenes for days on the remodulation of the external competition in mafia association while the premier is going to the Quirinale and then also repeats himself in an interview. The president of the Senate Ignazio La Russa, oh well, has become a literary genre and everyone has explained to him that the less he talks, about his son and about the Resistance, about gays and football, the better. So much so that since yesterday he has started releasing notes signed by his staff announcing his silence on the hot case. Daniela Santanchè, who is exuberance personified, even the other day to defend herself brought up the story of the lawsuits and the “little nest egg” that she wants to scrape together.