Sandro Bondi Quotes
born 1959 Italy
Sandro Bondi (born 14 May 1959) is an Italian politician. He served as minister of culture from 2008 to 2011 in the fourth Berlusconi government.
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The political, cultural and human level of Rutelli's views is comparable to that of a badly behaved child from a posh area.
Today, Forza Italia is incomprehensible to anyone who does not know about Berlusconi's private life.
More than politics, literature , and perhaps even psychology , can offer an interpretation of his existential journey.
Over the past few years, we have not built anything that is humanly or politically sound or genuine. It will end badly.
(About the Alfano immunity law) To me, it seems like a good law that genuinely protects citizens' rights.
The Prime Minister has already responded: his relationship with that young girl was based on integrity and propriety. This is the only response that Silvio Berlusconi needed to give, and he gave it.
Manuela and I support family values, but we would also like to see rights recognised for civil partnerships, including same-sex couples. The Church should change its attitude.
Bossi is a wise and prudent leader.
I myself am completely loyal to Berlusconi and have genuine affection for him, but I have my own views on many issues concerning the future of the PdL and the country.
I'm left-wing. I would like a party like Gordon Brown's.
(About Pierluigi Bersani) An excellent person. Not a leader, but a balanced, honest and pragmatic politician.
(About the Cirinnà Bill of Law on civil unions] The passing of this Act will finally make Italy a more modern and more civilised country.
(Addressing Vittorio Sgarbi) You lack a fundamental quality – and you have often demonstrated this in your political career – which is good manners and balance. Your lack of balance has not served you well, either in public life or in politics.
It is a pity to see Umberto Eco venting his bitterness towards the Italian Prime Minister through the pages of a foreign newspaper. It's a pity, because his uncontrollable bitterness is matched only by his political and intellectual ineptitude.
(About the Family Day) An event of this importance should not be seen as a confrontational action against anyone, but rather as a collective moment aimed at affirming the fundamental reality of our society and of the West: the family.
In the gardens of the villa [Villa Certosa], you can have dinner, or lunch, with business people who are passing through, with friends, with MPs, with political leaders… but also, and this is frankly one of the nicest things, with lots of lovely families.
Off the top of my head, I can see a lot of similarities between Obama and [Silvio Berlusconi|Berlusconi]]. Both of them break with established conventions: they are not at all ideological, and they base their leadership on a unique personal communicative charisma.