Lot MP Aurélien Pradié on Sunday requested exclusion without “nuances” from the Les Républicains party of Rachida Dati, who became Minister of Culture. “We have to exclude it. That’s enough. The innuendoes, the buttocks between two chairs, it’s starting to look good,” he stormed.
Invoking a necessary “clarity”, the Lot deputy Aurélien Pradié on Sunday requested an exclusion without “nuances” from the Les Républicains party of Rachida Dati, who became Minister of Culture in January. “We must exclude it. That’s enough. The innuendoes, the buttocks between two chairs, it’s starting to look good,” stormed the MP on the set of “Dimanche en politique” on France 3.
“Rachida Dati left us, betrayed some of her convictions. The response we must have must be a response of clarity,” insisted Aurélien Pradié, believing that Rachida Dati, former minister of Nicolas Sarkozy, had “disappointed many French people “. “This betrayal contributes to the erosion of the nobility of political commitment,” he argued.
“If we want the right to rebuild itself, it must be intransigent”
LR boss Eric Ciotti repeats for his part that it is not necessary to formally exclude Rachida Dati, because she is in fact no longer a member due to not having renewed her contribution this year. “The nuances are fine. If we want the right to rebuild itself, it must be intransigent,” replied Aurélien Pradié, whose sometimes divergent positions with Eric Ciotti led to him being removed from his role as N.3 of the party. “I thank him for giving me back my freedom,” Aurélien Pradié underlined on Sunday.
Concerning his ambitions, Aurélien Pradié said he was preparing “for all hypotheses and in particular that of the reconstruction of a popular movement. Perhaps it will even be done with Eric Ciotti”, he said.