Electoral law, Calenda: “Government is putting a patch on it that wouldn’t even be seen in the Third World”

Electoral law, Calenda: “Government is putting a patch on it that wouldn’t even be seen in the Third World”
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Rome, Aug. 30 (LaPresse) – “To recap, the government is building an electoral law tailored to its needs, with a bonus that kicks in at 42% to ensure victory. Then some idiot comes along who says one stupid thing after another, the latest in a long series, which seems to do well in polls conducted with ridiculous samples (1,000 people), and so the majority panics and starts adding more elements to the electoral law (a runoff) in an attempt to patch things up. I don’t think even in a Third World country do things like this happen. Meanwhile, inflation, wars, etc. and other irrelevant little things. #enoughalready.” Action leader Carlo Calenda wrote this on X.

Rome, Aug. 30 (LaPresse) – “To recap, the government is building an electoral law tailored to its needs, with a bonus that kicks in at 42% to ensure victory. Then some idiot comes along who says one stupid thing after another, the latest in a long series, which seems to do well in polls conducted with ridiculous samples (1,000 people), and so the majority panics and starts adding more elements to the electoral law (a runoff) in an attempt to patch things up. I don’t think even in a Third World country do things like this happen. Meanwhile, inflation, wars, etc. and other irrelevant little things. #enoughalready.” Action leader Carlo Calenda wrote this on X.

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