The Bayrou tractor restored in Châteaudun
The new Prime Minister François Bayrou has come to Eure-et-Loir many times. In December 2007, he went to see his father’s tractor, a Pony dating from 1952, renovated by students from the Nermont agricultural high school in Châteaudun. The restoration took two years. “It’s extremely moving for me to see the tractor of my childhood again,” declared the president of MoDem.
“I was five years old when this tractor arrived on the farm. I still remember the image of the gleaming tractor reflected in the eye of the horse it was going to replace. I am sure that my father, where he is, looks at it and is very happy,” he added in front of the students gathered in a workshop. The restoration was able to take place by recovering parts all over France, thanks to agricultural solidarity.
Running blague.
The deputy for the third constituency of Eure-et-Loir Harold Huwart was visibly marked by these few weeks spent in the Chamber. So much so that the attentive listener will have noticed his predisposition to attempt the same bit of humor. Namely: “I am no longer used to standing in front of a calm, respectful assembly. It feels good. »
A joke that he therefore launched on Wednesday evening, during the Sainte-Barbe celebration of the Civil Security Instruction and Intervention Unit, but also at the end of the general assembly of the Saint-Barbe association. Jean, Friday December 6. “I am no longer used to attending an attentive, courteous assembly, and without a suspension of the session,” he underlined, deadpan. I tell myself, while listening to the activities of the ASJ, that sophrology and yoga sessions could be offered within the buildings of power. The lace and embroidery activity seems appropriate for the budget. On the other hand, if there is no longer a boxing gym at the ASJ, there is one in the Hemicycle! »
Earlier this Friday, December 6, he had, in his speech during the Sainte Geneviève of the Nogentais gendarmes, estimated that “the values of commitment, discipline, dedication of the gendarmes count when I think of the choices we have to make in this troubled moment.” He also told the gendarmes that their investment “encourages us to continue to believe that France and the French people can still build something great”. A message that he also sent… to the rescuers. “Your example shows that our country is still a great country capable of facing the challenges that await us. »
