“They are not as they draw them”. So on war, secretariat and grillismo Schlein tries to confuse his opponents

He sets aside the hypothesis of a no-confidence motion for Piantedosi: “Now we are asking the whole government to account”. On military support for Kyiv, he maintains Letta’s line and sends an emissary to reassure the American embassy. He launches the challenge to Conte and confuses Bonaccini. The new secretary of the Democratic Party tries to amaze

To those of her who constantly subject her to problems to be disposed of, she offers a joke that is a reassurance: “I’m not like they draw me”. You are angry with your opponents, of course, inside and outside the party. And maybe Elly Schlein also has a little bit with the reporters who chase her, and to whom she dispenses with unthinkable parsimony, with a shrewdness that almost seems distrustful, almost impolite, moods and words. The fact is that the new secretary of the Democratic Party really tries to deny them, her detractors: to contradict the story that has been based on three fundamental points about her. One is the war in Ukraine, the other the relationship with the M5s, and then there is the negotiation with Stefano Bonaccini. And in this eagerness to refute the cliché he feels subjected to, Schlein then decides to change tactics on Piantedosi as well.