The fachosphere annuls Feijóo's sad attempt at a 'momentum'

Santiago Abascal's appearance with Jordi Wild has continued to dominate that phantasmagoria we call "the conversation," which is the result of filtering the most primary human impulses through turbo-efficient algorithms to keep us glued to the screen in the current paradigm of the attention economy. Since some of the most influential streamers—AuronPlay, El Chokas—have criticized the Vox leader, the "fatxosfera" has reacted in force to try to minimize damage, releasing its usual squid ink—I wanted to write another substance, but it's not the time—to spread doubt. Thus, multiple profiles have launched the rumor or retweeted that Pedro Sánchez's campaign team visited Jordi Wild to jointly prepare the interview with Abascal. A video from Intereconomía with the same thesis was also appearing here and there, fervently shared, despite the absence of any evidence to support the thesis.

The big loser has been Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the invisible candidate. This week we have seen how the network was flooded with clips of Pedro Sánchez with Broncano, of Irene Montero also demanding in La Revuelta better male skill when it comes to dropping to one knee and not exactly to propose marriage, or of Abascal on the same program. On the other hand, the visit this Wednesday by the PP leader to the friendly track of El Hormiguero has resulted in poor virality. In part, due to the candidate's glacial charisma, of course, which not even the four phrases they had prepared for him did he deliver with grace, meaning, or timing. But, above all, because Abascal has once again won the communicative battle without even getting off the bus. Feijóo relies on the polls that show him as the winner and has chosen to do nothing and let inertia slide him through these fifteen days that are beginning. But the campaign could become very long for him.