The nomination of the president of Hauts-de-France to Matignon seems to have been slowed down by the promised censure of the party with the flame. Far from being insignificant, the episode is not illogical in view of the tumultuous history between the former minister and Marine Le Pen.
Revenge is a dish best served cold. A few moments after the hypothesis of Xavier Bertrand’s nomination came up insistently on Tuesday morning, September 3, the National Rally was crystal clear: its deputies will censure, along with the left, the president of the Hauts-de-France region as soon as he takes office. This is “the first on the list to be censored”, even let go the RN deputy of the North Sébastien Chenu Tuesday evening on France Info. If the former Minister of Labor embodies, according to him, “the worst of politics”, “the very symbol of what we no longer want to see”, This refusal has another very particular taste for the party with the flame, which has been waiting a long time to be able to take revenge on the one who beat it several times on its favorite lands.
The episode is ultimately just the culmination of a long history between the two parties. In 2012, the new leader of the FN, Marine Le Pen, who had just been eliminated from the first round of the presidential election…
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