Alexandre Chauveau, edited by Gauthier Delomez
Republican candidate Valérie Pécresse tried to convince right-wing voters not to be seduced by outgoing President Emmanuel Macron, committed to resolving the conflict in Ukraine, and to vote for her in the first round of the presidential election. “The right is me”, she notably launched.
She is “the useful vote on the right”, according to MEP Nadine Morano Monday morning on Europe 1. The LR presidential candidate, Valérie Pécresse, launched Sunday evening at 8 p.m. Emmanuel Macron, continuing to attack the balance sheet of the outgoing president. “Above all, the French must not be robbed of this election, as was the case in 2017,” she said, arguing that the right was her.
“Emmanuel Macron flees the debate, he shirks”
“The real right-wing program, the one that will restore order to the streets, the one that will restore order to our borders, the one that will revalue work, that will carry out the reforms, that will solve the problems of deficits, debt , purchasing power, it’s mine”, hammered the Republican candidate, who is having difficulty catching up with her competitor Marine Le Pen, on the way to qualifying in the second round according to the various polls.
Valérie Pécresse regretted a “kind of confusion today because there is war in Ukraine, because Emmanuel Macron is fleeing the debate, because he is slipping away, because his balance sheet, ultimately, is his ball. He does not want to face it.” And the president of the Île-de-France region to call for a real confrontation of ideas with the president-candidate: “And so me, what I want today is really to come, project against project , debate and convince.”