League, Garavaglia: "Renzi's votes in the future center-right government? It is not very reliable, those who put themselves with him have the guarantee that" it lasts long "

"Italy Viva Votes to a hypothetical center-right government? If you really miss a few votes, we talk about it ". Thus the deputy of the Massimo Garavaglia League to a scenario proposed by the journalist Maria Latella, during the transmission "24 Morning", on Radio24.
And, quoting a famous Carosello interpreted by Ernesto Calindri and Franco Volpi in 1957, he adds ironically: "But we say that Renzi is not the maximum reliability. Put it this way: whoever gets in touch with Renzi has the guarantee that "hard minga" (not hard mica, ed) ".

"You could say the same thing as Salvini, eh, ”replies the journalist Simone Spetia.
And the former Undersecretary for Economy replies: "Nor, no, for the love of God. Salvini has a word and that is. The word was "we do things". The M5s has decided to become the left-wing government left-wing crutch and it is his choice. And indeed the M5s is destined to end up making the crutch of this left-left government. We gave up because they said "no" about everything, like lowering taxes. And now they make a government that puts a lot of taxes. Umbria elections? As the Europeans had certified for the 5 Stars the halving of the votes and for the League the doubling, these elections will show that putting together Pd and M5s hurts them both. We will see next Sunday. We are in serene expectation of what will happen ”.

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