El Gobierno entra en modo histérico
¿Dónde está la mayoría de izquierdas? La realidad es que nunca ha existido más allá de la imaginación enfebrecida del sanchismo y sus aliados políticos y mediáticos. Estamos ante una impostura política que choca con la realidad. La izquierda está en...
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RSS Feed ¿Dónde está la mayoría de izquierdas? La realidad es que nunca ha existido más allá de la imaginación enfebrecida del sanchismo y sus aliados políticos y mediáticos. Estamos ante una impostura política que choca con la realidad. La izquierda está en minoría en el Congreso y Sánchez compró la investidura a cambio de una amnistía que aseguraba que era inconstitucional.
0:09 The government goes into hysterical mode where the majority of the left is. The reality is that I' ve never existed. Beyond the feverish imagination of Sanchismo and its political and media allies, we are faced with a political imposture that clashes with reality. The left is in a minority in Congress and Sanchez bought the investiture in exchange for an amnesty that claimed it was unconstitutional. After a year of government, the balance sheet is pathetic. The legislature has no future but its obsession with remaining in the moncloa. At any cost, the Government ' s most relevant activity has been to oppose the opposition. On Tuesday, Congress stormed the spending ceiling and the reform of the law to establish the mandatory distribution of migrant minors. Of course, members of the government and the parties that support him have spent days insulting and disqualifying PEPE while asking it to vote in favour. This was done without negotiating anything, because Sanchism is based on infinite pride. It is the translation of this ridiculous and non- existent moral superiority of the left that the spending ceiling must be supported, because they consider it to be good for Spain. It' s another of the usual lies.
1:22 There are more serious and effective policies and solidarity than the budgetary misdeeds to which we are accustomed by the radical left- wing government. The same applies to migrant minors. Once again, a blank check is requested and nothing is negotiated, because if Sanchez says so, it is as if it were the tables of the law, which have to be accepted by everyone. The hysteria was evident in the Moncloa ministers and the Junes Socialist Group also did not let itself be molested and voted against these two initiatives. In a democracy, unbreakable accessions cannot be demanded. Sanchez has despised Pudemont and now finds the consequences of his actions. Collective history is joined by uneasiness in judicial proceedings, as neither legal nor political have they been able to manage them correctly. González and Zapatero would have acted successfully, but Sánchez has become an isolated leader who exercises absolute power in his party without there being any counterweights to help him in times of crisis.