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As the period for submitting applications for the second round has just ended, the political journalist was Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine’s guest on “C à vous” this Tuesday, July 2.
The first round of the legislative elections is over. While waiting for the outcome of the second round, political guests are once again multiplying on television sets. This Tuesday, July 2, after the intervention of Florence Portelli, Les Républicains mayor of Taverny, vice-president of the LR and the regional council of Île-de-France, it was the turn of the political journalist Anne Sinclair to speak out on the current political climate and the rise of the National Rally party.
And while the party led by Jordan Bardella seems on the verge of power, with 33.15% of the votes, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine wanted to question the guest on the evolution of the National Rally, ex-National Front, since its name change and its “trivialization” among the general public. “For me, no, he hasn’t changed since you’re asking me the question.” And he continued by aiming at I think it’s a makeover. I think that Mr. Bardella with his well-cut suit, his wax mask and his technocratic remarks…”
« A heavy past »
“We need to know what the National Rally is, deep down. It has a heavy past and a heavy present. A heavy past is not even worth repeating, or at least it is necessary to repeat it. It is a party founded by the OAS (the organization of the secret army, editor’s note)the collaborators, by Jean-Marie Le Pen convicted six times for anti-Semitism”, wanted to recall the former presenter of the political magazine “7 sur 7”.
“What we have to understand is that if we are in an apocalyptic, historical situation, this is perhaps the last exit before the highway. It is basically the last patch that we can put in and […] If we avoid this turn that I am against for France and if nothing changes, then there will be no appeal during the next elections.” Anne Sinclair then wanted to remind viewers once again of her opinion on the party of Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen, while sending them a clear message. “This is the ultimate moment to say that their past is troubled and their present is troubled.”
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