Angle: Wave Elections
Laura Ingraham discusses how voters around the world are pushing back against the radical elite in ‘The Ingraham Angle’.
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Laura Ingraham discussed how voters around the world have begun to reject establishment politicians and how Italy’s first female prime minister was elected on “The Ingraham Angle.”
LAURA INGRAHAM: There are other big changes in the air as well. And it could tell us a lot about how things will play out here at the Mid November.
It turns out that ordinary workers are increasingly fed up with establishment politicians, not just here, but abroad. So the new prime minister of Italy, Giorgio Meloni, is the first. And she is the first woman to be elected prime minister there. Now, think about it. Our press is usually blown away when the first is a liberal or minority or gay woman, but not in this case.
Giogia Meloni, a member of the Fratelli d’Italia (Brothers of Italy) party, speaks to reporters as the head of the left-wing Democratic Party, Matteo Renzi, arrives at the Quirinal Palace on February 17, 2014 to be named Prime Minister of ‘Italy by President Giorgio Napolitano. . The mayor of Florence, Matteo Renzi, 39, is Italy’s youngest prime minister. AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS SOLARO (Photo credit should read ANDREAS SOLARO / AFP via Getty Images)
Now, three things the media despises: God, parents, and the nuclear family. I mean, this is ridiculous. If any group today comes close to Mussolini and his brutal and infamous use of big business and big government together, it is the modern left. Nice try, kids. Of course, the reason this first in Italy doesn’t count is because she doesn’t play her globalist game. She refuses. She has not been bought. Instead, it calls out the failures of the majority parties and refuses to submit to their awakened crusade against national identity and national culture.
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