The awakening of the Pd currents in alarm: “There is no compass, we must help Elly”

ROME. “We are without a compass, but we have to square up, because if Elly collapses three months after the primaries, the Democratic Party collapses”: to summarize what big names and executives said in various meetings, the point of collapse of the various arguments is This. On too many issues the line is ambiguous, the administrative blow is not entirely random and the fact that the date of a Directorate has not been communicated creates confusion. As if you wanted to remove the rock. Even at the group meeting the other night there was only talk of floods and stoppages.

After all, if the dem in public say that Schlein shouldn’t be thrown the cross for the defeat in some city, under the surface of the water the currents fluctuate and the ship pitches. “Hatch the discomfort,” so they say. Not only among Catholics and various moderates, but also among those who supported Schlein at the congress: on the subject there was a briefing by the left headed by Andrea Orlando and Peppe Provenzano and it seems that Orlando himself spoke about it with Dario Franceschini. The malicious ones point out that after the ballots from the left a shield was not raised to protect the secretary: when asked if the Schlein effect had ended, Orlando replied that «at the local level a party needs to be built and in many realities there are problems in the selection of the managerial class, which were already on the table and which today I hope will be resolved quickly by the national managerial group”. Not really a defense of the organizational faculties of the new leader. But that’s not all: one of the founders of the Democratic Party, Pierluigi Castagnetti, on Tuesday called the former ministers Lorenzo Guerini and Graziano Delrio, the head of the Pnrr, Alessandro Alfieri, Beatrice Lorenzin and several former parliamentarians to the headquarters of the “I Popolari” association: the catholic to feel at home and reject the secessionist impulses after the abandonments of Fioroni and others, he tells Schlein that “the Democratic Party is our home, but our ideas must be taken into account”. A call to mediate on everything and on delicate issues such as gestation for others, “where recognition of mutual reasons is needed”. But if caution prevails, there will be a clarification in the Management: “The defeat must make us reflect, without summary judgments, but in a constructive spirit,” says Simona Bonafé, vice president of the group in the Chamber. “We have to immerse ourselves in the real problems of the people with clear and radical proposals, but able to attract consensus beyond the fence of a minority and elitist narrative”. Eloquent. —