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Will Italy's election for shadow US midterms?

Sunday was an historic election day for Italy, a conservative alliance with a populist

flair absolutely trounced the technocrats who had been running the country into the ground

for the past several years.

The previous prime minister, former Goldman Sachs banker Mario Drocki, implemented one

of the most restrictive in human COVID shutdowns which along with supporting economically suicidal

sanctions against Russia have left Italy an economic basket case.

Replacing the bland banker will likely be Georgia Maloney from the right wing, sons of Italy

party, Maloney will be a first for Italy, the first female prime minister, but don't

expect the left to celebrate.

Her name cannot be mentioned in the mainstream media without reference to Mussolini.

Ironically the Democratic victory of Maloney and the rest of the Italy's right likely owes

a great deal of gratitude to one of Europe's most undemocratic and anti-democratic leaders.

European Union Commissioner Ursa von der Leyen, on the eve of the Italian elections,

the unelected von der Leyen warned Italy that if they voted for the wrong parties, they

would be punished.

Ask about the surge of the political opposition in Italy on the eve of the elections.

She warned Italian voters.

We will see the result of the vote in Italy if things go in a difficult direction and

I've spoken about Hungary and Poland.

We have the tools.

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