The presidential finalist described Emmanuel Macron’s unusual intervention on the tarmac at Orly on Tuesday as a “sign of excitement”. Before flying to Romania, the Head of State took the floor to demand a “solid” majority in the National Assembly, in the name of “the higher interest of the nation”.
Marine Le Pen judged Wednesday “completely inappropriate” the intervention of the Head of State Emmanuel Macron, who demanded the day before on the tarmac at Orly a “solid majority”, the leader of the RN seeing it as a “sign of feverishness”. “What shocked me was this statement made on the tarmac, in his clothes as President of the Republic,” said the leader of the far right, traveling to Courrières, in the constituency of Pas. -de-Calais where she represents herself.
“I felt it feverish”
“I think it’s completely inappropriate with regard to the functioning of the French Republic,” she said. “I felt feverish (…) This statement is proof of feverishness where he comes to ask the French to give him full powers” but “the French do not want to give him full powers”, he said. she adds. “Nothing would be worse than losing ourselves in immobility, in blocking, in postures” and “to add French disorder to world disorder”, declared Emmanuel Macron before his departure for Romania for a trip devoted to Ukraine.
“A Trump-style sketch” for Mélenchon
Jean-Luc Mélenchon for his part denounced “a Trump-style sketch”, Julien Bayou (EELV) seeing it as “a president who is losing his nerves”. “Each time Emmanuel Macron has electoral difficulties, he rushes abroad, to try to give himself a posture”, pointed out Marine Le Pen again. The candidate was also questioned about new accusations against the Minister of Solidarity, Damien Abad. “How much ‘new evidence’ does it take to consider that at the very least Damien Abad has inappropriate behavior with women, which it seems was common knowledge in the circles he frequented?”, has she launched. In an account published Tuesday by Mediapart, a woman says she suffered an attempted rape by him in 2010.