Maybe that old fox Giulio Andreotti was right. His motto also applies to the League: "Power wears out those who don't have it". How else to comment the disorientation and disorientation of Bossi's party after leaving the government? Without the scent and the comforts of the government and sub-government seats of the "thieving Rome", the League seems to have completely lost its mind. In just a few days.
Three examples for everyone.
The first: what about today's Northern League uproar in the Senate against Prime Minister Mario Monti and against the president of Palazzo Madama, Renato Schifani? "This is a robbery and not a maneuver", blathered the Northern League leader Bricolo without shame and without even apologizing to the Italians for having contributed - with the fairy tales and illusions of the last three years - to bringing the country to the condition in which it is Today.
The second one: Yesterday Bossi tried to imitate Berlusconi in his blustering without lucidity, even accusing him of having allied himself with communism. As is known, Professor Monti is a dangerous Bolshevik, but the head of the League has failed to make us laugh.
The third: just as hypertension is classified by doctors as a silent killer, because it harms without anyone noticing it, similarly the staid governor of Piedmont Roberto Cota could be considered the silent killer of the anti-caste reforms or, more simply, of the commune wisdom. To counter Monti's attempt to initiate the abolition of the provinces, Cota took pen and paper to challenge the government's decision before the Constitutional Court. Other than thieving Rome, the League - and not from today - can legitimately aspire to the pink jersey and al first prize of the defenders of the Casta. Do you remember what the League said at the time of Tangentopoli? Its yes that is a complete metamorphosis. In the face of the most naive of voters.
