@Battista What alternative to the term "center right" best represents the Italian perception of DC? Or is it moreso a lack of ideology than a particular place on the spectrum?
DC is the centre, both now and always, and unto the ages of ages.
In part because it was a pretty big tent. Moro might be classified as centre-left, Segni Sr. as centre-right, and so on.
Skimming Moro's Wikipedia page, I find that there's an emphasis on "social reforms" in both stints as prime minister. I find this fairly interesting, if only because, in the United States, owing to fairly obvious polarization, such things if enacted under a Republican president (Nixon perhaps being the most obvious example) might be retroactively labeled as concessions to the left/liberals/Democrats rather than evidence of a sincere center-left orientation. Without knowing the full composition of Italian parliament, who stood to the right of DC? Fascists?
Personal Q's:
A. I remember reading in one of your other posts that you were converting or simply rejoining Catholicism. As you are already in a long-term relationship, how does your partner handle this?
2 - I see that you have cosplayed, but that on such occasion you opted to dress as a character from an historical novel. Nevertheless, the venue was, per its name, a comics shop. What is your opinion on the world of picture books we call graphic novels? Do you enjoy any?
