MELONS IN POTENZA: THE LEFT DOES NOT MAKE MORALS ABOUT TAXES AND HEALTH – Talenti Lucani

The cold in Potenza prevented Meloni from enjoying a full square and forced a rapid demonstration, with short speeches, especially from those who had arrived in spring clothes, without coats and found their teeth chattering. A stage which saw the representatives of all the parties of the coalition in the classic pose of centre-right unity and which gave Meloni the first opportunity to say that those who talk about arguments in the centre-right are all fake news, to the point that in the morning we laugh at the nonsense that some major newspapers report. First point: unity of the coalition. Second point: the facts speak for themselves. And these speak of a government that has earned the respect of the world, that has brought employment to its highest level, that has greatly increased stable and female employment, that has lowered personal income tax for the most vulnerable groups. weak, which gave space for action to businesses and VAT numbers, because employment is not produced by the Government but by the businesses that operate and hire. Few words on Basilicata, other than compliments to Bardi for having done well, to the point that the field has widened (but without specifying how and with whom) to demonstrate that his policy is the right one. And then the attack on the opposition: “The Banana Republic is over where the prevaricators always get away with it and the left can tear its clothes as much as it likes, I don’t care as long as it tears its clothes I know I’m on the right path ”, says the Prime Minister. “The left should not be moral about taxes and healthcare. Taxes are not a beautiful thing, but a necessary one. I want a friendly tax system and a state that does not oppress”, claims the Prime Minister. And on the theme, much used by the opposition of differentiated autonomy: “The prerequisite of differentiated autonomy is the identification of the Lep. It doesn’t take away from the regions to give to others, it gives responsibility to the ruling class: “Imagine if I, who believe in a united Italy more than anything else, leave half of Italy behind. There has been a gap and we are the ones who are fighting it. I reject the idea of ​​a Southern Italy that asks for welfare. I think that there are two ways of combating the divide in the South: there is the citizen’s income method and there is the citizenship infrastructure method”.

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