You can pretend to ignore the circumstance, whatever the reason. But the substance of the reasoning does not seem to be able to change: in short, that of the former sovereign Giorgia Meloni seems to be preparing to be the most left-wing government that the same history of the “bourgeois” and never “popular” left of the last decades can remember. Trying to deny it would be pure, simple and useless exercise in style.
After all, the obstinacy to want to follow the path traced by Mario Draghi is the overwhelming proof of this. We might as well keep the original if the intention was to change everything in order not to change anything.
The problem, for the national Georgia, would seem to be solely that of finding a formula useful to guarantee a painless "camuflage" (so to speak) aimed at representing its ideal of government in an appreciable way to the people of voters who had determined to grant the leader of FdI their electoral favor and that already today they may have begun to regret it. The operation may well take some time, and certainly cannot but collide with the legitimate expectations not only of the eager allies, whose "desired" Giorgia Meloni cannot fail to take into account, but also those of the various subjective components of her own party, anxious to redeem their electoral "prize". The management of the distribution of tasks, therefore, is anything but easy, and the variables multiply from hour to hour, complicating a government representation that could reserve surprises with a rather bitter aftertaste, especially due to the asseveration that Sergio Mattarella will be called to offer once the consultations are concluded.
What, then, could the substance of the mandate that the President of the Republic be able to entrust for the formation of the new government ever be? If everything would seem to lead to the belief that the task will be entrusted to Giorgia Meloni due to the results of the vote of 25 September, however it would not be appropriate, nor realistic, to exclude further possibilities a priori, especially in consideration of the still current ideal inconsistency of the executive program that will have to accompany the government activities in the coming months. What will happen to the coalition electoral program in its various economic and constitutional articulations? Will you stubbornly pursue the path of direct election of the President of the Republic and / or that of implementing the law on fiscal federalism through the recognition of autonomy pursuant to article 116, third paragraph of the Constitution? Would these really be the priorities today? Evidently not. And Giorgia Meloni knows this, and must and will have to do everything possible to prevent the Northern League ally from ruining her government plans that tend to be oriented, in full left-handed radical chic, and therefore bourgeois style, not to disappoint the expectations of the European institutions. and of the major chancelleries related to them that could well perceive the victory of the Italian right as a potential fracture line in terms of establishment cohesion.
