After the failure of the legislative debate on the so-called Omnibus Law, Javier Milei called the deputies who rejected part of the provisions of the regulations "criminals" while participating in his visit to Jerusalem.
But the President could not prevent his discontent from surfacing again during the day and used his
social
network account
.
The head of state retweeted several posts that identified the deputies who voted against the articles of the aforementioned regulations under the hashtag "
The Caste against the People
."
There was
special anger
in the dissemination of messages against
radical leaders and the Civic Coalition
.
"The UCR is disastrous. It is a decaffeinated Peronism. A softer, politically correct populism... but part of the problem," reads one of the tweets cited by the president.
The President also validated on two occasions the message of the libertarian "streamer" Mariano Pérez in which he details, with images, "
the list of traitor deputies
", which includes legislators from different parties, and in a post in the who asks him "not to back down even a single millimeter President".
And he retweeted the message from economist Dardo Gasparre, in which he points out that "the cynical governors say that they cannot pay for health, education and security if Milei does not give them more money. False. They hide uncontrolled spending, political theft and electoral clientelism. Lower that and you can pay everything that corresponds."
He also
validated the post by Minister Luis Petri
(Defense), a radical by origin, in which he accuses "part of Congress" of not having learned of the "will of the people to elect Milei to lead the recovery" of Argentina. .
"The change is unstoppable because the will of the Argentine people is unstoppable for us to make it possible!" the post concludes.
In his frenetic use of his social networks, the President also attacked this newspaper.
"Once again Clarín lies," he noted, echoing the note titled: "Javier Milei shared a provocative meme against the radicals on his networks, after the Omnibus Law fell," bringing the Kirchnerist slogan back to the scene.
"What the title says is false. If you want to say something to politicians, don't lie by putting people in the middle," he justified.
What is clear is that the head of state has
radicalized his speech after the failure of
last Tuesday's session in Deputies.
There are members of the ruling party who consider
this strategy "wrong" and attribute it to a "group of obsecutors"
- among whom they identify Nicolás Posse, Santiago Caputo, Sandra Pettovello and Patricia Bullrich - who suggest taking the "All or nothing" to the extreme "of libertarian purism.
"The search for support from unconditional fans on the networks is an evasion strategy for Milei because it is one thing to do it in a campaign, when you seek to reinforce the discourse, but when you have to make decisions it seems that you do not want to face what is happening," said a libertarian leader who knew how to accompany the loquacious economist since 2021.