Italy’s New Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni
Victory Speech Terrified The Globalists
In The EU And The U.S. (Video)
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 9/26/2022 7:10:01 AM
The Italian Center Right Party won big in national elections on Sunday making Georgia Meloni the first female leader in the country’s history. Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy party won the general elections on Sept. 25, leading a conservative alliance that will likely form the most right-wing government in the country since World War II. The hardline message is consistent with Meloni’s campaign sound bites. “Yes to the natural family, no to LGBT lobbies!” said Meloni, 45, in July. “Yes to sexual identity, no to gender ideology!”
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What a speech! I’ve never felt this inspired by a politician before. I think it’s fair to say that Italy’s new prime minister has got that dawg in her. The American Right should be taking notes…no one speaks like this and it’s a big problem. Maybe Trump and DeSantis but still she went all in with her victory speech!