The upcoming legislative elections, coming up on June 30 and July 7, are a source of debate at all levels, and among all professions. And there is one who is usually discreet on political subjects: influencers. However, today, many have spoken out against the National Rally. Much to the dismay of Jordan Bardella.
Guest of Cyril Hanouna this June 26 on Europe 1, the president of the National Rally showed himself to be very annoyed by the personalities who stand up against his party.
Jordan Bardella says he is “uncomfortable” with their practices
“People think what they want. But I am very uncomfortable seeing influencers who are lucky enough to have gigantic salaries, of several million euros, who are expatriates in Dubai, come and tell people who earn 1300 euros, and who are not lucky enough to live in highly monitored homes, the way they must vote. And especially not against the RN”laments Jordan Bardella.
The politician then attacked two very influential personalities on the Internet more head-on: the YouTubers Squeezie and Léna Situations.
« I imagine that Squeezie and Léna Situations will be delighted when the France Insoumise tax program is put in place. Since beyond 400,000 euros of income per year, it takes 90% from you. I probably imagine that they are ready for France and its values to give up 90% of their income« , questions Jordan Bardella. The New Popular Front is indeed planning a sharp increase in taxes for the wealthiest, in addition to the return of the ISF.
The influencers’ comments had caused a stir
Not sure that Léna Situations and Squeezie will respond to the president of the RN, after having been very clear on their position. The influencer had in fact ensured “annoy the RN for free” after accusations of being paid for blocking the party. In an Instagram story, she claimed she was going to “vote well against the RN” in the next elections.
For his part, Squeezie was even more incisive by revealing a very comprehensive anti-RN letter to his fans. “I think that standing firmly against an extreme ideology that advocates hatred and discrimination goes beyond any political stance.”he emphasized.
Before ensuring that the growing success of the National Rally was partly explained by its success in smoothing its image thanks to TikTok. Words that Jordan Bardella, a big user of the social network, apparently did not digest.
