They criticize Ábalos, but this Koldo thing is crazy
Consensus in the ideological panorama of the state telecircus. They give firewood to José Luis Ábalos from all sides. The most aggressive chains against the PSOE Government shoot at him, but the final recipient of his bullet is President Pedro Sánchez. As always, the message of Vicente Vallés’ news on Antena 3 stands out: “The man most loyal to Sánchez is now challenging Sánchez! A rift has opened in the PSOE!”. And they get excited speculating about what he will do with his vote now that he is in the Mixed Group.
Perhaps they entertain themselves by thinking that he will vote on Cuca Gamarra’s guidelines. In La Sexta, always friendly and cordial with Monclovite socialism, they also attack Ábalos, but protect Sánchez. His informative thesis is also unique: that Ábalos refused to resign from the record of deputy is a shameful maneuver that the PSOE does not deserve and cannot accept.
In the humor spaces, the clubbing of the contaminated politician was even more cruel
In l’Està passant (TV-3), they took him out dressed as Hamlet and asked him: “To be a socialist or not to be one, that is the question”. They came to the conclusion that this poor character in the PSOE no longer has a place, and that perhaps as an actor, at the National Theatre, he would be better placed.
And in El intermedio, played by Raúl Pérez, he appeared chained to his chair, singing that song by Los Chunguitos: “Si me dan a elegir, entre tu cabeza y la mía, ¡ay, sillo!, me quedo contigo “. In other words, the TV in this case is unequivocal. Go back to Ábalos, although each channel, yes, according to its particular ideological services.
I thought the warning given by comedian Dani Mateo was right
Breaking the trend, he warned: “The most amazing thing here is that of Koldo García. He has put his heart, soul, life and handles in the form of a box, to take it away. And, in addition, he also took a State pension for total permanent disability. It’s a crack!”.
I’m with Mateo. Porter of brothel; driver of Sánchez’s Peugeot; assistant and bodyguard of Ábalos; Renfe advisor; member of the Governing Council of State Ports… and on top of that collecting permanent disability. Ahhh! In the theater of sleazy politics, Koldo is a brilliant artist. If Little Nicolás Netflix has made a series for him as a glorious national charnega, Koldo deserves another one as Spaniard of the year.
