I wouldn't bet on it. How many people think Cristina's policies are meant to be good for Argentina and it's only traitorous businessmen and the US who thwarts her at every turn?Hopefully the people aré smart enough to realize that the K klan is behind this and just want to make Macri look bad. I guess we have to wait until next Sunday.
Hopefully the people aré smart enough to realize that the K klan is behind this and just want to make Macri look bad. I guess we have to wait until next Sunday.
Because two "wrongs" don't make a "right", maybe.
But is this just politics as usual? My point is not that Cristina used an event to hit Macri before the election (all politicians everywhere do that) but that such a huge error that should never have happened to begin with, putting tens of thousands of people without power, exactly two weeks before the election, is too much for me to believe it is a coincidence. It's one thing to use an accident to hit another politician, quite another to cause something so far-reaching for political gain. I'm not accusing Cristina (or any of her minions) because I don't know, but I'm very suspicious and I don't believe at all that she would have a single problem with sacrificing the comfort and well-being of tens of thousands to ensure that her candidate won the election.
I'm telling you all, it was done on purpose to make Macri look bad this close to the elections. And of course there's going to be good media coverage of this because of that It's working too. My wife was in a taxi today and the driver was complaining about the lack of electricity (he lives within the affected area) and was directly blaming Macri. I admit I haven't been watching the news on this, so I don't know if the media itself is blaming Macri (aside from that article posted yesterday) but the word sure is getting around it seems.
Hopefully the people aré smart enough to realize that the K klan is behind this and just want to make Macri look bad. I guess we have to wait until next Sunday.