Wave Elections
Laura Ingraham discusses how around the world voters are pushing back against the radical elite on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’
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Laura Ingraham talked about how voters all over the globe have started to reject establishment politicians and how Italy elected its first female prime minister.The Ingraham Angle.”
LAURA INGRAHAMOther big changes are also in the air. This could reveal a lot about how things will unfold here in the November midterms.
Regular working people are becoming increasingly frustrated with the establishment politicians not only in Italy, but also abroad. Italy’s new prime Minister is now in office. Giorgio MeloniShe is a first. She’s also the first woman to be elected as prime minister. You should really think about this. It is not common for the press to be overly enthusiastic about the first woman to speak out, whether she is a liberal woman, a minority or gay. But this is different.
Giogia Moloni, a member of Fratelli d’Italia, speaks to reporters. Matteo Renzi (head of the leftist Democratic Party) arrived at Quirinale Palace, February 17, 2014 to be elected Prime Minister of Italy by President Giorgio Napolitano. Matteo Renzi, a 39-year-old Florence mayor, is Italy’s youngest premier. AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS SOLARO (Photo credit should read ANDREAS SOLARO/AFP via Getty Images)
The media hate God, fathers, and the nuclear family. This is absurd. If there is any group that can come close to Mussolini with his brutal, infamous, and often violent use of big government and big business together, it is the modern left. Nice try, kids. The reason that this first in Italy does NOT count is that she doesn’t play their globalist games. She won’t. She isn’t being bought off. She instead calls out the failings of the majority party and refuses their wake crusade against national culture and identity.
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