Whether the Italians “saw it coming” will be understood when the European elections are counted. Meanwhile, Elly Schlein ends up in the satire of Luca and Paolo, on DiMartedì, on La7 in the episode of 4 June, and with her the leadership crisis of the Democratic Party. “Long live the minimum wage! May proletarian justice triumph. I have to do a bit of PR”, begins Paolo Kessisoglu in the armochromatic guise of Elly Schlein, “not even those from the Democratic Party saw me coming”, he jokes. “So, the party is split in two over me, one faction recognizes me as a secretary but is starting to have doubts”, is the hilarious paradox. “And the other one?”, asks Luca. “He had doubts from before”, replies Paolo-Elly. “And I have some doubts too…”. In short, it’s better to laugh it off.
“But you should fight to maintain your leadership, right?” Bizzarri asks again in the interview with fake Schlein. “I honestly don’t want leadership,” she retorts. “I’ll tell you clearly, I’ve never liked parties that are too personal, in the Democratic Party everything can’t revolve around the name of the leader… Because nobody knows who he is. That’s why I do PR”, says Kessisoglu again, ” it’s nicer to vote for someone you don’t know, you know who he is”… In short, in the Democratic Party they didn’t see it coming, and they’re still waiting for it.
The video of Luca and Paolo on Tuesday
