Solene Leroux
During a program broadcast live Monday evening, Republican candidate Valérie Pécresse faced a rather unusual request. One of the participants of “Face aux Françaises” expressed her desire to return to politics, and asked her for a post of minister.
In anticipation of International Women’s Day, the LCI news channel broadcast last night a thematic evening named Facing the French. A program presented by Ruth Elkrief and Ava Djamshidi, where eight presidential candidates, including Valérie Pécresse, presented themselves to readers of the magazine She. And the candidate of the Republicans was entitled to a rather unusual request: one of the participants of the show directly asked him for a post of Minister, that of Early Childhood and the Family more precisely.
“I would like to get into politics,” began Michèle, the participant. “Being experienced in early childhood, because I have worked several times in nurseries, I would like to know if it was possible to be Minister of Early Childhood and the Family”, continued the French selected for the ‘episode.
Wrapped Pecresse
But the Republican candidate did not immediately understand! Valérie Pécresse first replied to the side: “What you are telling me is that the politicians do not yet know your problems well enough, is that it?” To which Michèle immediately objected that she “needed help to” enter politics “through the front door”.
And this unexpected request immediately thrilled candidate LR, who replied to come and see her this Tuesday at her campaign headquarters. And Valérie Pécresse added: “What I believe is that it is obviously necessary to bring many more women into politics, and it is not easy with the reconciliation of professional and family life, to more politics.” Case to follow!