You forgot who was there before?
Of Raffaele Pengue

Source: byebyeunclesam
Summer fashion in newspaper editorial offices, on television talk shows, on social media is to transform every word of any M5S and Lega exponent into proven proof of their incompetence, of the underground war between the two forces. There is no argument – from vaccines to large infrastructures, from the next financial maneuver until the revocation of the concession to the Benetton Autostrade - which does not fuel the barrage against the current government, to whom, among other things, everything is now attributed; from neo-fascist revanchism to rheumatism due to bad weather. Objectively, like any new executive, there is no shortage of doubts and some improvident exits of some exponents could have been spared, however, the ardor with which the big names in the national press are attacking the government makes us think. Right, they could also fail like their predecessors. Vero: no one is born perfect, and even with all the good will for change, the obstacles to be overcome could prove insurmountable. But in these 20 and over the years I remember that only towards Berlusconi and only from one part of the media system has there been total skepticism since the eve of the formation of a new executive.
Not a doubt about the thaumaturgical abilities of those who were there before. Never a skeptical front a 360 degrees as for Prime Minister Conte Salvini and Di Maio, never a world army of Cassandres like in this case. But you have forgotten the champions in government these last seven years? Of the country they left as a legacy? Let's stop for a moment and recover our memories and tell me if you would ever like to go back to being governed by the same people who disintegrated the country. Because who has been in government continuously in these seven years, he can hide as he wants and can deny until he dies, but he will never be able to say that he has done something to improve the country. You've already forgotten Monti's miraculous recipes, Read, by Matteo Renzi and the banking expert Maria Elena Boschi? Read More

