Jordan Bardella assured this Tuesday that he would “refuse to be appointed” Prime Minister if he did not obtain an absolute majority in the legislative elections. “If tomorrow I am able to be appointed to Matignon and I do not have an absolute majority (…) well I will refuse to be appointed,” he said.
The president of the National Rally, Jordan Bardella, assured Tuesday that he would “refuse to be appointed” Prime Minister if he did not obtain an absolute majority in the legislative elections. “If tomorrow I am able to be appointed to Matignon and I do not have an absolute majority (…) well I will refuse to be appointed,” he said on France 2, reiterating that he would repeal the pension reform by giving priority to long careers.
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