Jordan Bardella has just released his autobiography, What I'm looking for. While he is only 29 years old, the president of the National Rally describes his political ambitions in his new book. And some critics even thought they understood, between his lines, that he could well want to replace Marine Le Pen A day.
In any case, the publication of this autobiography opened the doors of the show to him What an era!who invited him for his episode of Saturday November 9. The young politician spoke about politics, even displaying his closeness to Donald Trumpwhose victory in the American presidential elections is no longer in doubt. But Léa Salame took advantage of this debate to address a virulent criticism of Jordan Bardella.
Léa Salamé attacks Jordan Bardella in the show What an era!
On the set of the show What an era!Jordan Bardella showed his sympathy with the policy that Donald Trump intends to implement in the United States. But for Léa Salamé, this reference to the Republican candidate was a godsend for asking a disturbing, although recurring, question to the president of the National Rally.
The journalist did an unflattering comparison between Jordan Bardella and Donald Trump, emphasizing that the American politician a “business building” et “an empire”. “He got married, he had children, he has a life”she added. In contrast, Jordan Bardella “never had a real job”. In short, Léa Salamé criticizes the candidate of the National Rally of have no experiencewhile he displays significant political ambitions.
Jordan Bardella has a hard time getting rid of this criticism about his lack of experience
“You entered politics very early. No offense. Wanting to be prime minister. Wanting to lead, perhaps, the sixth world power at barely twenty-nine years old. Do you feel ready to lead a country having never worked in your life?”questioned Léa Salamé. In front of her, Jordan Bardella has probably never had such a severe look.
But it must be said that this is not the first time that this question has been addressed to him. Last June, Nicolas Sarkozy also highlighted Jordan Bardella's lack of experience to become prime minister. “Can you drive France when you are so young and inexperienced?”the former President of the Republic then asked himself, in an interview with Sunday Newspaper.
And these reviews on lack of professional maturity of the far-right politician now follow him everywhere. The publication of his autobiography greatly surprised some of the media, who criticized him for not having lived enough experiences to release such a work.
