Dear Cuperlo, where’s the talent? – The Huffington Post

Yesterday while I was in the room listening to the various interventions of the Executive Board, I read an illuminating tweet. From Minority two proposals to address social alarm: change the Italicum and separate the offices Secretary and Prime Minister. Suburbs were celebrating.

Where is the talent, one might ask Gianni Cuperlo? I tell my experience, which is obviously different from that of Robert Hope: there is not a voter who in recent months has asked me lights on the conjunction, questioning their electoral vote. If anything I have met many people with doubts and want to know more, to understand the dell’Italicum effects on governance and stability.

The first useful intervention that serves the Democratic Party’s return to talk about things understandable, and for example now avoid slip into a maze of endless discussion of the electoral law, we speak rather of “after us” or a thousand measures of Renzi government that had an effect on people’s lives.

So where’s the talent? At a party, he must first be a firm or a phalanx, and now instead you would want as a kind of ?

What else is in fact a party that has supported and voted for 6 times the constitutional reform in parliament and finally arrived at the constitutional referendum, decides to “citizenship” to the no reasons?

Sorry that should say a liberal like me, but that idea the party is this?
A party that is for the Yes, but also for the No? A party that does not decide, which contradicts itself, affecting in this way the very sense of belonging, of community. It is reasonable to disagree, for charity, but raise the dissent of the decision taken at the same rank (for 6 times, repeat) is just an insane, crazy, moon. “Tafazzismo”

And then enter the merits: we can postpone it again, indefinitely, a reform that centers being pursued for decades just from the left, like the end of an equal bicameralism? With what face, only in the name of an abstract politicism, we can do harm to our political tradition and especially to the country?

We can do it in the name of the conjunction? Let’s be serious, everything we can and we can discuss our democratic, but let us stop to look at the navel, let us work for a goal that ennobles us all. We are the first politicians who decide to self-reform, to cut 215 parliamentary seats, sending the country a remarkable renewal message and reboot.

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