Unhappy Anniversary! Italy’s Giorgia Meloni and UK’s Rishi Sunak Complete One Year as Prime Ministers With Very Little to Celebrate
A ‘very happy anniversary’ it does not seem to be, for either Giorgia Meloni or Rishi Sunak.
As they both complete one year of their speakership, none of the two leaders have too much to celebrate.
While they were both elected as conservatives, they soon went about doing their level best to play along both European and Globalist policies.
Now, one year has passed, and their speakerships went about as well as you would expect: they have not satisfied their conservative voters, and the liberal voters were never theirs to begin with.
A combination of weak economic growth and high interest on Italy’s huge debt are among the main problems facing Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after her first year in power – an anniversary sadly marked by an abrupt announcement that she was breaking up with her long-time partner.
