Italy votes for ‘God, country, and family’
Mike Campbell
Italy gave a collective middle finger to the EU’s globalist agenda on Sunday by voting in a right-of-centre coalition government that ran on “God, country, and family.”
Giorgia Meloni of the “Brothers of Italy” party became the country’s first female Prime Minister, capturing about 44% of the votes.
“Italy chose us. We will not betray [the country] as we never have,” she said in her victory speech on Sunday night.
“This is a night of pride for Brothers of Italy, but it is a starting point, not a finish line.”
Her speech reflected a more moderate tone than some of her campaigning. Left-wing politicians and pundits criticized Meloni for speaking about the immigration problem in Italy.
From 2014 to 2020, the country received over 700,000 refugees. An uptick in sexual assaults and violent crimes correlates with the high number of refugees.
Meloni wasn’t afraid to address the problem. She criticized leftist politicians and media that refused to talk about it.