Currently in the middle of the electoral campaign, Valérie Pécresse multiplies the interviews in the media. The presidential candidate brought out an old misogynistic cliché this morning at the microphone of RTL. Open your eyes and ears wide!
Valerie Pécresse is a candidate in turmoil. The candidate of the Les Républicains party must face competition from Eric Zemmour and Marine Lepen, but also unfavorable polls. One of the latest, a BVA-Orange study published on February 11 by RTL, sees her lose a point and a half to settle at 14.5%, just ahead of Zemmour but behind the candidate of the National Rally, who lead by two and a half points.
Valérie Pécresse must also keep her head held high as many LR party comrades join Emmanuel Macron’s camp (who is still not officially a candidate) or are going to swell the ranks of the Reconquête! party. The candidate has all the more the head under water thatshe is also the president of the Île-de-France region, a very demanding post which earned him a lot of ridicule from his political opponents and the French. We would thus have heard demonstrators from the freedom convoy insulting him on Sunday, February 13 in Paris.
The old cliché about women by Valérie Pécresse
Valérie Pécresse was the guest of the morning of RTL this Monday, February 14. At the microphone, she reaffirmed that she will be the first female politician to lead France, if she ever wins the race for the Élysée. To this declaration of intent, she adds thatshe will have “the grip of a man, and the same skills [qu’un] man “while proposing a change “ major in the life of the fairer sex. ” It will be a small earthquake if a woman is elected President of the Republic and this cannot remain without real consequences in the lives of women. “says the candidate who, despite this hackneyed and misogynistic clicheremains very sensitive to “violence against women” but also to women’s success or about women who raise their children alone.
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