The atmosphere was electric in the hemicycle. This Monday, February 5, Gabriel Attal faced a motion of censure from the left in the National Assembly, rejected during midday. Invited to speak, the president of the Socialists and Related Group, Boris Vallaud did not hesitate to express his thoughts and to curb the behavior of the successor of Élisabeth Borne. “What to get rid of, besides you, Mr Prime Ministerit is not work but relations of domination.”, he first declared to the deputies. And to continue, without tongue in cheek: “That’s why, still in indifference, since you continue to discuss your neighbors behind, far from the civic rearmament of civilization. You continue, by your very attitude, to bee symbol of contempt which you knew you would not part with.”
After having criticized Gabriel Attal for wanting “liberalize” work instead of “better civilize it”Najat Vallaud-Belkacem’s husband once again criticized her for her behavior in the face of the reality of things. “Mr Prime Minister, busy laughing with your ministerswhen 152 workers died in our country last year, diseases are exploding and workplace health should be one of your goals.”, castigated Boris Vallaud. Before adding, very annoyed: “You prefer to continue vaping and chatting. Mr Prime Minister, your speech on work is a short-sighted speech”. All is said…
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Gabriel Attal addicted to electronic cigarettes like Élisabeth Borne
A device that Gabriel Attal had difficulty doing without. Upon his appointment as Prime Minister on January 9, The Parisian lifted the veil on his habits. During this portrait, our colleagues revealed that Stéphane Séjourné’s ex-companion is “an anxious young man,ui fuels Coke Zero and electronic cigarettes“. Two points in common that he shares with his predecessor, Élisabeth Borne. When she was a member of Emmanuel Macron’s government, the former Prime Minister was often singled out for having vaped on the benches of the National Assembly.
Enough to irritate the deputies. During a session last November, Caroline Fiat did not hide her irritation when she noticed that Élisabeth Borne was vaping during her speech. “Vaping in this chamber while I’m talking to you, is that a total disregard?” The LFI deputy and vice-president of the Assembly then reminded the one who had mentioned her “solitude” thatit is strictly forbidden to use an electronic cigarette in a place for collective usespecifying : “Here, we write the law, we are not above the law”before reminding that vaping is not “not good for health”.
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