All parties have done some messes in the composition of their lists but these things always happen.
The transition to the proportional system involves a certain reduction in elected officials, especially for the Democratic Party, and therefore a great selection was made from the outset. The 5Stelle selection system, however, didn't work at all. It was a blatant mockery, plus for the uninominals it was decided from above, without consulting the network, and it was also decided badly.
As far as the Democratic Party is concerned, one clarification needs to be made: Renzi did not want to exclude the minority currents, but the area was excluded Liberal Democratic Party. And people close to Renzi like Tinagli but also Galli and Gutgeld also stayed out. Then there's the chapter on alliances: everyone complains about Casini's candidacy, but if there is a coalition, we must also respect the allies. The case of Forza Italia, on the other hand, is totally different. There is no harmony within the coalition, Salvini and Berlusconi are unable to dialogue. We are faced with an electoral merger destined to dissolve the day after the elections.
If we then go to analyze the grill program strong shortcomings of content immediately emerge. And I'm surprised that a reasonable person like Emilio Carelli can lend himself to these expressions of mere Grillo fantasy.
As far as Prodi's statements on Liberi e Uguali are concerned, I can only say that he did well. LeU just wants to make a fratricidal struggle to defeat Renzi. Their goal is not to win or govern the country but to send the secretary of the Democratic Party home. This attitude hurts the country.
