The president of the Modem, François Bayrou. THOMAS SAMSON / AFP
The president of the MoDem, guest on BFMTV, believes that the “language” of the Minister of the Interior is “the worst way to start the debate”.
“Mr. Mélenchon and his friends defend a leftist idea, bobo, that of a society without work, without effort“, slashed Gérald Darmanin in the columns of the Parisian on the eve of the examination of the bill on pensions in committee, at the National Assembly.
Guest on BFMTV, Wednesday February 1, François Bayrou believes that “this kind of confrontation is the worst way to start the debate“. The president of the Democratic Movement (MoDem) also deplored the “hurtful confrontations” And “personal claims“. Thus François Bayrou distanced himself from the terms used by Gérald Darmanin (“leftism laziness and bobo“).
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“I wouldn’t have used that kind of language“, he insisted, because”there is a work relationship issue that must be taken seriously“. The High Commissioner for Planning recognizes that “this waiting for retirement“, experienced as a “issuance period», «comes from the fact that the work no longer corresponds to what people expect“: “There is wear and tear, routine and no horizon or perspective.»
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