The decomposed exits of La Russa and the institutional tones of Fontana. A comparison

In recent months, the two have shown very different styles in interpreting their roles. So while Meloni finds himself having to manage the troubles also caused by the words of the president of the Senate, his counterpart in the Chamber has not yet created embarrassments, neither for Salvini nor for the government

And to think that, in the aftermath of the election of the presidents of the Chamber and Senate, between Lorenzo Fontana And Ignatius LaRussa what aroused perhaps the most concern for the disorganized exits and the controversies it would have generated was precisely the Northern League. Deputy secretary of Salvini’s party, former minister for the family, sworn enemy of the left known for his positions on LGBT rights. Nine months later, Fontana hasn’t had a single controversy or shitstorm on Twitter and the left hasn’t asked for his resignation even once. La Russa, on the other hand, understood his role in a decidedly freer way. From the decomposed defense of his son, accused of sexual assault, on which Meloni also said it would have been better to avoid intervening, to the very dubious historical re-reading of the attack in via Rasella.