Elections Rome, Bonolis: “I did not vote, changing mayor is a step forward”

“I didn’t vote. I’m happy because we changed mayor, it’s already a step forward”. Paolo Bonolis was an interested spectator in the municipal elections of Rome, won by the new mayor Roberto Gualtieri. “I didn’t vote. The only mayor I voted was Veltroni in 2001 and 2006. I didn’t vote because I don’t know” Gualtieri and Enrico Michetti, center-right candidate. “They both said the same things: ‘We will make Rome a better city’. I’m happy because we changed mayor, it’s already a step forward. Probably the problems were too big for Mrs. Raggi. If Gualtieri did well, I would vote him for the second term “, Bonolis told Cartabianca, dwelling in general on today’s politics. “Before everything was more understandable and clearer. I can no longer distinguish this molasses, I see political interpreters too involved in the role in this comedy: I ​​see changes of position, I am confused and I cannot perceive a truth. Politics used to try to persuade , now speak to the belly and not to the head: it’s a gigantic fight, “he says.