Tamara Falcó in front of Meloni: what would be the electoral program and the campaign slogan of the fashionable woman

If I was given a choice between Tamara Falco y Giorgia Meloni as the only options to preside over the Government of Spain, in an imaginary second round in the style of France in the presidential elections, I would stay with the youngest (Carlos Falcó’s daughter is five years younger than the Italian post-fascist).

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The marchioness, who is in Mexico attending some presentations of the most ultra-Catholic Church after the ordeal of her breakup, is an aristocrat whose known political convictions are closer to the Popular Party than to Ciudadanos, the formation that her mother and boyfriend liked. by Preysler, Mario Vargas Llosa.

This information has not been updated, of course, because, although we have seen the Filipina accompany the Nobel Prize winner to acts of Albert RiveraToday it doesn’t make much sense to cheer on the orange formation, which barely survives on the shoulders of the trio made up of Inés Arrimadas, Begoña Villacís and Edmundo Bal.

Isabel Preyslerlet’s not forget, he left Tamara’s father for a socialist: he fell in love, got married and had a daughter with Miguel Boyer, Prime Minister of Economy under Felipe González, who spent two and a half years in office, and expropriated Rumasa de Ruiz Mateos. Poor Isabel Preysler was the target of some street cake, chased by a daughter of the businessman from Jerez.

Returning to the imaginary dystopia of a country governed either by Meloni or by Tamara, one of the most aesthetic arguments in favor of influencer national is its elegance in front of the lady of the melons, who posed in this guise in networks as a closing to his effective although very ordinary campaign.

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September 25th: I said it all.

? original sound – Giorgia Meloni

If politics is image, Tamara Falcó could perfectly win a seat at least. Her speech, underpinned by the motto ‘O sea’, is no worse than that of many active politicians, and furthermore, an expert could make a career out of her like Miguel Ángel Rodríguez with Isabel Diaz Ayuso or Iván Redondo in his day with Pedro Sanchez. I mean.

Tamara, from the posh view of life, would do a moderate right-wing program. She speaks languages, is educated and manages well, or at least she looks for good advisers who, by the way, are paid for her, we suppose. Her electoral program would not leave migrants behind, because her heart and convictions prevent it, she is clearly in favor of LGTBI rights, as we see if we review who some of her great friends are. She yes she would be for obvious reasons she would be a fervent defender of toughen the abortion law, or even forbid it, and yet, despite his strong religious convictions, he would allow divorce; first, because without him maybe it wouldn’t exist (his mother left his Julio Iglesias to marry her father). But it is also that she has shown military pragmatism. After all, and as much as she has defended what she calls the conventional family in her Mexican presentation, her parents had seven weddings, and that’s not counting Isabel Preysler’s relationship with Mario Vargas Llosa. They have lived together for years as a married couple. But it is true that Tamara is very different from her mother who, at Tamara’s age, already had five children by three different husbands.

Another virtue of Tamara for President is that she knows how to handle the media, face the cameras and, above all, put herself back together after a romp. And we are not referring to those that we suppose happened with her fiancé, but to those that life has given her despite her privileged status: the separation from her parents, her identity crisis, that moment in which she gained a lot of weight, the death of his father and his disappointments in love, especially the last. “Nothing can with Tamara, that is”. This could be his campaign slogan.