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It seems that it is no longer a mere suggestion of political fiction: Giuseppe Conte would be seriously considering launching your own match. He had started talking about it with some insistence in early June, and even more than one polling station had gone to work to understand how much a Prime Minister’s electoral roll might be worth.
Apparently, the figures compiled in recent months by Emg, Ixè and YouTrend must have convinced the self-described ombudsman; in the polls, in fact, his party registered a consensus between 12% and 15%.
Rumors, indiscretions and denials. In mid-June, interviewed by The Republic, Prime Minister Giallorossi flatly denied the possibility of seeing him as the founder and leader of his own political formation: “I am not here for personal interests or to cultivate my party, or to favor my friends and acquaintances, but to perform this service of importance. which has become even more burdensome for the emergency. It would be crazy for me to devote a minimum of energy to these thoughts. ”
However, things seem to have changed. With the 5 star movement and the Democratic party In a crisis of consensus – for the Giallorossi the electoral appointment of the Regionals will be a crucial crossroads – the current tenant of Palazzo Chigi would have been convinced.
In all these months, despite the perennial disputes within the Giallorossi majority – and the not too brilliant management of the health and economic emergency due to the coronavirus pandemic – Conte continues to enjoy a high satisfaction by Italians. A taste that could, in fact, become votes. Potentially, given the latest polls, a personal party of the prime minister could intercept more votes than the same M5s that nominated him as prime minister in spring 2018.
As Stefano Zurlo wrote in recent months for the newspaper, the political creature of the Prime Minister could be called “Con-te”. Certainly name a bet. And the party could embark many ex grillini escaped or expelled from the pentastellata team, but also exponents of the old Christian democracy, like Bruno Tabacchi and Angelo Zanza.
But not only that: in Conte’s objective of (re) creating a centrist pole, environmentalist souls should also enter. In short, a Christian-ecological transversal axis. It is no coincidence that in a month, two weeks after the result of the Regionals, Conte participates in a conference in San Vicente dedicated to ecology and religion together with former Verdi leader Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio, Rocco Buttiglione and Azzurri Michela Vittoria Brambilla and Renato Schifani. That could be the occasion to announce the birth of the list, the (not) exit strategy of Conte, who seems to have no intention of letting go of his seat and chair.
