Lhe customers of the brasserie terraces on Place Dalton, in Boulogne-sur-Mer, this Thursday, June 13, encountered a prestigious guest at lunchtime. Facing the facade of Chez Jules, the emblematic Boulogne brasserie, a table of several people welcomed Gabriel Attal. The Prime Minister traveled to Paris to support the candidacies of outgoing Renaissance deputies.
Two outgoing deputies invested
Philippe Fait, deputy of the 4e constituency of Pas-de-Calais, and Jean-Pierre Pont, deputy of the 5e constituency of Pas-de-Calais, two elected officials who have just been invested by Renaissance to try to keep their seats in the National Assembly were of course among the guests.
On the menu, Welsh fries, Bouchot mussels or turkey escalope and tagliatelle, around a collective lunch, Gabriel Attal reminded us that there was no time to lose. “ We have 17 days, including weekends, to campaign, blurted the Prime Minister. Parties are still negotiating or talking to each other. It was very important for us to be on the ground. »
To give a good impression
A campaign which is well and truly launched, from Boulogne-sur-Mer, alongside Philippe Fait and Jean-Pierre Pont. “ We talk about France to the French and local elected officials, adds Gabriel Attal. We do not want to be involved in internal affairs and party combinations as we can see on the right and left. Our trademark is above all to talk about people, their problems and above all to provide answers. »
Like Emmanuel Macron, the day before during a speech by the President of the Republic, Gabriel Attal also tried to clear the ground on which he is advancing. “ Nobody is perfectinsists the Prime Minister. We haven’t done everything well, we haven’t succeeded in everything, but we’re moving in the right direction. »
What about Brigitte Bourguignon’s candidacy?
Brigitte Bourguignon, member of Renaissance, still awaiting a possible investiture in the 6th constituency of Pas-de-Calais, was also presented at this Boulogne table.
