Manon Fossat
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9:04 am, January 08, 2022
Emmanuel Macron said Tuesday, in an interview with the Parisian, to be decided to “piss off” the unvaccinated “until the end”. On Europe Matin Week-End on Saturday, Valérie Pécresse’s campaign director, Patrick Stefanini, said that his candidate’s strategy is, on the contrary, to listen to the French and convince them.
Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday, in an interview with Parisian, be determined to “piss off” the unvaccinated “to the end” by “limiting for them, as much as possible, access to social activities”. Words far from going unnoticed and which did not fail to react. Guest of Jean-Pierre El Kabbach On Europe Matin Week-End Saturday, the campaign director of Valérie Pécresse, Patrick Stefanini, estimated that the only objective of the Head of State “is to create a diversion”.
“Vaccination refers to ethical choices”
“He has only one objective, to create a diversion,” he said. “His strategy, he said it, he assumes it, is to piss off the unvaccinated. Our strategy will be in the coming weeks, both to respect our fellow citizens by listening to them and to convince him, “he continued. He recalled that the LR presidential candidate is in favor of vaccination and the vaccination pass. “We belong to the camp of reason when the President of the Republic left the camp of reason after his remarks towards our fellow citizens.”
Valérie Pécresse indeed defends the vaccination pass but her troops are very divided on the question. For his campaign manager, this divergence in the LR ranks can be explained by several reasons. “This vote in the Assembly – on the vaccine pass bill – comes at a time when Valérie Pécresse has just been nominated as a candidate for the Presidency of the Republic. The team has gathered around her but vaccination refers to ethical choices, choices of conviction. We respect them “, he assured.
He also specified that the senators who will now study the text will amend it. “They are going to amend it and I am convinced that they will not oppose it. The Senate, I think, will vote on this text after having amended it,” said Patrick Stefanini.