Madrid – Hold on to your sombreros, snowflakes, because the PP and Vox are back at it again. Turns out those brief moments of 'principled stand' against mean ol' Vox were just the usual kabuki dance. The PP, proving once again they're not completely braindead, are teaming up with the only party in Spain with the stones to say what everyone's thinking. Regional pacts are back, baby, and the screeching from the Usual Suspects is music to our ears.

First Extremadura, now Aragón. Looks like someone finally realized that letting the socialists run wild is a recipe for turning Spain into a woke theme park. Remember that whole fiasco in 2024 when the PP pretended to be outraged about Vox's 'intolerance' and bailed on a bunch of coalitions? Yeah, that was hilarious. Turns out principles are flexible when your poll numbers are circling the drain.

Guardiola in Extremadura tried to play the 'I can't possibly associate with those awful people' card. But then she remembered she wanted to, you know, govern. So, three ministries for Vox, and suddenly, Spaniards get priority for benefits. Funny how that works, isn't it?

Vox gets to actually implement some policies: prioritizing Spaniards, putting up some boundaries to avoid open borders insanity. And the PP gets to, uh, hold onto power. Everybody wins (except the open-borders crowd, and who cares what they think?).

Let's be real: the only reason the PP ever pretended to dislike Vox was to appease the perpetually offended Twitterati. But reality has a way of intruding, and the reality is that Spain is facing an immigration crisis, a cultural identity crisis, and a 'Pedro Sánchez is a weasel' crisis.

This is just the beginning. Castilla y León is next, and after that, who knows? Maybe, just maybe, Spain will finally get a government that puts its own citizens first. The Left is already hyperventilating, accusing everyone of fascism, as if anyone still takes that seriously. We've heard it all before. They always go to 'fascism' when they have no other arguments. It's their version of 'Orange Man Bad'.

The socialist government's plan to regularize half a million illegal immigrants? Yeah, that's gonna go over real well when Spaniards can't afford groceries. Smart move, Pedro. Real smart. The PP and Vox are right to call it out. It's a blatant attempt to buy votes with taxpayer money. Sad and pathetic.