Schlein says he won the election. Scenes (silent) from an unreal press conference

The secretary of the Democratic Party next to a stranger: “He answers the questions”, indicating the mysterious Davide Baruffi. The municipal elections seen by the dem, between missed questions and comedy episodes

She sits down at the table in front of the microphones, makes a twelve-minute-and-fifteen-second comment on the elections, says roughly that she has won, then turns to the left and suggests that from now on the bald guy sitting next to her will answer , such David Baruffi. If there are any questions, ask him. Journalists look at him as one looks at a bowl of cold soup. To which, at a certain point, a reporter from the back of the room addresses the bald anonymous: “Excuse me, can you ask the secretary if she will hold rallies with Conte?”. This is how Elly Schlein’s second press conference since he became leader of the Democratic Party began yesterday with a comedic note. Considering the content of the prologue to the press conference, indeed of the brief opening speech, perhaps it is easy to understand why Elly Schlein had initially thought of not answering the questions.