The driver and businessman expressed himself from his X account in addition to sharing messages critical of the former president.
Marcelo Tinelli joined the political debate against the triumph of Freedom Advances in the Legislative Elections and in turn, launched a strong criticism of Kirchnerism and the figure of the former president Cristina Kirchner.
Through his X account, the driver shared a reflection on the opposition force to the Government of Javier Mileisuggesting that her difficulty connecting with citizens has a clear and unique origin, referring to the role of the former vice president and president.
Citing a video of Fernández de Kirchner dancing on her balcony while the militancy expressed its anger at the first results of the elections, Tinelli lamented the influence of the main figure of Peronism.
“Until this thing ends, that everything depends on her. That we have to go and ask her where to go. Until its ‘leadership’ ends, Peronism will not connect with the peopleand there is no chance that the most popular party is a logical and honest alternative to govern,” he wrote.
After his statements, Tinelli had a confrontation with the lawyer and political scientist Natalia Volosin, who questioned him for his writing errors: “Marcelo, you are a trillionaire. Ask someone to write your tweets well.” The driver didn’t take long to respond: “This is what they are. Resentful of what someone may have at work. I may write the tweets wrong, but this is what I feel. We think differently.” Far from retracting, he continued sharing publications critical of Cristina Kirchner.
How was the result of the Legislative Elections?
The Legislative Elections ended with a great victory for La Libertad Avanza, which consolidated itself as the most voted force at the national level with approximately 40.8% of the votes, winning in 16 of the 24 provinces.
The second force was Fuerza Patria, which obtained 24.5% of the votes, according to the provisional count.
Source: Ambito
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