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bene, quindi ieri sera.. quello attaccato piu volte (cioè Prodi) ne è uscito alla grande, come oggi ne è uscito male quello che attacca (berlusconi)Citazione:
Originariamente Scritto da Libero
bene, grazie Libero per averci detto che abbiamo tratto vantaggio da questi 2 giorni.. ;)
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Originariamente Scritto da RobyGe82
ma se emilio si dimette ....cattivoni!!!!!
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Originariamente Scritto da Libero
Non so LIbero, ma secondo te l'arroganza di Fini è utile o no?
La sua qualità migliore è quella di apparire ragionevole e autorevole, e invece qui torna provocatore, glielo ha detto anche Casini.
Piace o spaventa? Non farebbe meglio a essere serio?
Casini di nome e di fatto
Libero,Fini si sta comportando con un'arroganza impressionante...Col tizio di Finch non si è regolato,lì ha fatto una figuraccia...Citazione:
Originariamente Scritto da Libero
"un presidente della camera ed un vicepresidente del consiglio che screditano una delle più importanti agenzie di rating al mondo"...
Bella mossa, queste sì che sono due punte. :)
ma della proposta del taglio del costo del lavoto mi sembra non si parli ?
Forse ora si parla di lavoro.
hai riportato una citazione, chi l'ha detta?Citazione:
Originariamente Scritto da Angelus
[quote=Angelus]"un presidente della camera ed un vicepresidente del consiglio che screditano una delle più importanti agenzie di rating al mondo"...
Bella mossa, queste sì che sono due punte. :)
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