The senator for the National Party, Graciela Bianchi, reappeared on the social network X.com (formerly Twitter), where she has always been a heavy user, sometimes with dozens of posts a day. It was missing from this platform after the runoff in which Yamandú Orsi was elected as the future president of the Republic.
The ultraconservative legislator came out to clarify that is not “missing”but he had a health situation after the night of the election. “Last Sunday, when I saw the results, I confirmed many things. I had an episode of high blood pressure due to fatigue and exhaustion, so I couldn’t be on the stand. Having said that and to avoid speculation, I clarify another one: I’m not missing as it looks on networks with photos about my search (it has been one of the first “spontaneous” reactions of the Broad Front voter), but resting for a few days,” he wrote on his official account.
He went on to state that he is “analyzing with equanimity the reasons for the final numbers” and that “of course, we must carry out a quick and profound self-criticism.” And he added: “let’s take care of the internal situation first and support the militancy that made all the effort without asking for anything in return. Let’s not rush to make public comments because at least no one speaks in my name”.
Graciela Bianchi assures that FA voters are less educated
The right-wing legislator continued with her long post on We must fight the well-worn cultural battle, which no one has assumed for many decades. That’s why: ‘It’s Education, stupid‘, although the original phrase refers to the economy.”
Later, Bianchi spoke of how “the ‘left’ knows this from Gramsci onwards and has thus taken over ‘reality’ and established itself as the ‘owner’ of ethics and social sensitivity, when reality says the opposite. ”.
“This is how it advanced and will continue to do so, sooner rather than later, on democracy. ‘Cross-dressing’ in clothes that are not ours to ‘win’ votes is a death trap. On the contrary, you have to convince with a lot of study: especially of History. Adopting positions of ‘going towards the center’, as the alleged reality that that same ideology teaches, is to understand nothing. “We must assume the correct ideological position, in accordance with our convictions and values, convincing citizens in a healthy way and respecting the intelligence of our electorate,”
And he concluded: “Better deeper and less rapid conquests. It is no coincidence that based on the data we already have, young people with less education are the basis of the FAPIT electorate; and of course the most vulnerable sectors (culturally) who continue to vote, although they took away the dignity of effort, work, meritocracy, individual freedom… In short: If nothing disappears, I will continue with my convictions; I will be in that fight until life gives me. Nothing ‘politically correct’; no ‘sheep culture’ (Pérez Reverte). A little more rest and here I am to build, never to give in.”
