They are all right | The oppositions who beat the majority in polls but spend their time arguing with each other

Polls don’t make governments, much less coalitions and credible and successful programmes, but polls always say something. Take the last one made by Antonio Noto for Republic. He says that Giorgia Meloni’s party is stable at around 27 percent, just above the result of the policies. If we put this data together with that of last Sunday’s administration, there is confirmation that the Brothers of Italy do not break through: unlike other formations that have had exploits in recent years, they seem to have a wall that prevents them from going beyond a certain threshold.