This Tuesday evening, a first debate will bring together the leaders of the main blocs, Gabriel Attal (Ensemble), Jordan Bardella (RN) and Manuel Bompard (LFI) at 9 p.m. on TF1.
“We will have an absolute majority”, proclaims Marine Le Pen
The president of the National Rally, Marine Le Pen, thinks that her party will obtain an absolute majority at the end of the legislative elections, she declared on RTL this Tuesday morning. “We will be able to govern,” she insisted, again putting forward the hypothesis of a president who will have to resign from his functions. Emmanuel Macron “will not have a majority and will face blockages from the institutions and the Constitution does not allow any other possibility than resignation”.
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Mélenchon Prime Minister? The question divides the left, believes Manon Aubry
While the union of the left has not yet agreed on the person who would take on the role of Prime Minister in the event of an NFP victory, Manon Aubry, MP, LFI, spoke about the possibility that Jean -Luc Mélenchon be sent to Matignon. “You won’t see me feeding the division machine,” she argued. “Whoever our Prime Minister is, he will implement our program and it will be a beautiful symphony” assured the rebellious elected official on Sud Radio.
“Nothing shocks me” in Jordan Bardella’s program, assures Eric Ciotti
“Nothing shocks me in Jordan Bardella’s program” And “nothing is contrary to what I defended” assured Eric Ciotti this Tuesday on BFMTV/RMC, adding that “there is only one vote to unite against the extreme left (…) Any other vote will be a useless vote”, estimated the boss of the Republicans.
“The RN does not tell the whole truth like us,” says Eric Zemmour
The founder of the Reconquest! believes that the National Rally “does not tell the whole truth about Islam, the great replacement, debt, school… I consider that we are the only ones to tell this truth” , he told - this morning. For the leader of Reconquest, the RN “don’t lie but don’t tell the whole truth like us”.
Jordan Bardella is “not ready for power”, says Darmanin
The guest from CNews/Europe 1 compared the leader of the National Rally to “Chantecler’s coc”. “He sees himself as such but is not ready for power” , he estimated this Tuesday. The Minister of the Interior criticized the RN’s measures concerning access to dual nationals to positions considered “sensitive” and/or “important”. “He himself invested dual nationals” recalled Gerald Darmanin, “he says anything at any time,” he tackled.
“I am committed to ensuring that French nationality is not a question of birth or parents. I think that it is merit that makes us French,” he also added.
“Police and gendarmes” will be present “in large numbers” during the legislative elections on June 30 and July 7, announces Gérald Darmanin
The Minister of the Interior fears excesses during the elections June 30 and July 7 evoking radical Islamism but also the risks linked “the ultra-right and the ultra-left” which can “take advantage of these moments to attack places of power, create riots” . Police and gendarmes will be present “in numbers”, he announced, specifying that a safety meeting would be organized tomorrow.
France Insoumise “extremely dangerous for society” said Gerald Darmanin
The Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, judged La France insoumise to be extremely dangerous for French society, while he was the guest of CNews/Europe 1, this Tuesday, evoking in particular the desire of the party to want to disarm the police, which, according to Darmanin, would represent a significant “security disturbance. “I think many French people would agree with me that LFI is extremely dangerous for society” insisted Gérald Darmanin.
The Macron government is “incredibly lax” on immigration, denounced Marine Le Pen
“We cannot even measure the number of illegal immigrants on our territory” the leader of the far-right party was indignant on RTL this Tuesday, denouncing the “incredible laxity” of the Macron government on the question of immigration.
