Javier Milei crushes Argentine left, becomes world's first libertarian head of state

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : That includes an enormous number of unionized workers, in both the public and private sectors, who tend to lean left; indeed, 40% of Argentinian workers are unionized, compared to only 11% in the United States.
38% : Despite concerns over Milei's temperament, his lack of experience in government, and his penchant for Trump-like outbursts, the nation's 45 million people have spoken clearly in favor of the latter option.
38% : Milei has been a true showman on the campaign trail, famously portraying himself as a lion who will courageously stand up to the nation's "useless and parasitic" political class, while using a chainsaw as a frequent prop to express his disdain for what he alleges to be excessive government spending.

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