President of the National Rally group in the National Assembly and Member of Parliament, Marine Le Pen seems to have put in place a new strategy to win points for his party, as reported The Parisian, this Wednesday, December 27. Our colleagues thus returned to the retrospective of the year 2023 of the 55-year-old politician, which concludes in the best possible way since with her collaborators, she can look forward to see the government’s immigration law, for which she voted, divide the ministers and deputies of Macronie.
For Sébastien Chenu, Marine Le Pen “just enjoy the weakness of others”, rather than trying to “making political moves”. And it must be said that she seems to have the full support of her 88 deputies, who all voted “as one man”, underlines The Parisian, specifying that she therefore did not “not been contradicted by his troops from the beginning”, which is far from being the case of the Renaissance, MoDem and Horizons deputies, representing the presidential camp, who did not agree to vote on the immigration law. As a reminder, the Minister of Health, Aurélien Rousseau, even resigned in protest to this project led by the government.
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A “diabolical demonization” of the RN?
For her part, Marine Le Pen seems to be doing everything to soften his reputation, avoiding controversies. During the year, she notably took less harsh positions in the face of social crises and the strong news that marked the country, like the riots of last summer. Faced with these uprisings, the president of the RN group in the Assembly did not call for the establishment of a state of emergency, as did Éric Zemmour or Éric Ciotti. Same thing for the Hamas attack dating from October 7, after which it participated in the demonstration against anti-Semitism, last November. For a Republican leader, this bias is dangerous. “The de-demonization strategy is diabolical. The Le Pen brand allows him to say nothing while carrying with him firmness”, said this anonymous speaker, annoyed, to our colleagues.
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