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A process that is very difficult and all over the world it is not created by itself, but comes out and is "cooked" by large power and lobbying rooms that create the political class.
At the November 6 midnight election victory rally at the Palm Beach Convention Center, US Vice President-elect JD Vance called Donald Trump's victory "the greatest political comeback" in US history.
In fact, that victory is a comeback, a super well-known phenomenon in world history from antiquity to the present day.
The return is a political revenge of a figure removed from power with grace or with grace. Who shot and who didn't. The most famous in history is the return of Napoleon Bonaparte after the escape from Elba and his famous 100 days to Waterloo.
Trump has politically targeted the comeback as a political approach to his political movement that brought him to power. Part of a different alliance than the one in 2016.
The return is a political process that happens once, but it is quite difficult and does not have the effect of the first time. However, there are many who have had it, but in most cases they have not shot it.
Meanwhile, we, even though we are not even Ancient Athens, Caesar's Rome, or Napoleon's France, have passed almost all the comebacks, as we are already living the Jurassic wind in the modern era, where, as in Steven Spielberg's films, dinosaurs enter the glass boxes of our televisions day after day and night after night.
Both Sali Berisha and Ilir Meta are living through eras of political exhaustion, where it is not known what stage we are in.
Sali Berisha had his triumphant return, fixed as Donald Trump. It is about 2005, when he came to power after being ousted from the Presidency in 1997. That return even took not one but two mandates. His fake resignation in 2013 was an act that should have been exhausted with the final withdrawal from politics.
As we are seeing, it was neither a resignation nor a retreat, but simply a backstage exit to pull the strings of his puppets. His emergence as an active political figure, initiated by his judicial troubles, is another process that is holding hostage not just the stage, but above all the conception of a new opposition political class.
A process that is very difficult and all over the world it is not created by itself, but comes out and is "cooked" by large power and lobbying rooms that create the political class.
Only 1990 was a lucky Albanian case where a political class emerged from the student movement and university chairs, which is not that it shone much, but being intellectuals, they are generally seen as more tribal than the heavyweight players.
Meanwhile, Ilir Meta has also returned after the big blow he gave to Fatos Nano, becoming for several years the so-called "King Maker". He even climbed to the top of the Albanian political Olympus, such as the Presidency, and then fell like a well bucket there. where is it today
Edi Rama on the other hand, it seems that he will not need a comeback since he is performing all the stages in a long-term power since 2013.
In 2025, we will again have Rama at the peak of his power in front of two recycled people who almost have a similar perception of likability in the public.
Albanians have generally been quite generous with their political class; they have spoiled them, giving them one or two chances to "renew", but the gratitude they have received in return has been zero.
Even the late Silvio Berlusconi, who insisted at the end of his life and with serious problems such as health and dementia to stay, joined the children and reminded him that the time has come to leave. And so the entire Milanese industrial bourgeoisie remade Giorgia Meloni, who was 4% 4 years ago and today is a politician who has not known a loss for more than two years.
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