Guest on the set of It’s up to you this Monday, January 24, Christiane Taubira reacted to the threat of presidential candidacy of François Hollande. The former Keeper of the Seals was spicy towards the former socialist president.
Will he go or will he not? Francois Hollande casts doubt on his candidacy for the presidential election during an exchange with high school students, broadcast this Sunday, January 23 on France 3. “I have the same ideas as before”, he said. “I continue to defend them, and a former president can very well go back to politics and, it happened, be a candidate for the presidential election“, continued the companion of Julie Gayet. Invited as the set of It’s up to you this Monday, Christiane Taubira commented on the words of the former President of the Republic. “Did that trouble you?”, asked Patrick Cohen. “It still takes a lot more to trouble me Mr. Cohen”, launched the presidential candidate with a laugh.
“You don’t take it seriously?” revived Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine. “No, I don’t know. I think there is part of the joke, but it’s not just joking“, replies Christiane Taubira before continuing: “I don’t know how to comment on this, and I have absolutely no desire to comment on this“, continued this mother of four incisively. Christiane Taubira then assured that her concern was “the state in which French society finds itself after Mr. Macron’s five-year term”, promising that she would do everything possible to avoid a second Walker term. “So now is it ten more applications or ten less? It’s not arithmetic, it’s politics“, she concluded.
François Hollande will speak “soon”
On the left, Christiane Taubira is the only candidate to make the popular Primary wager. An initiative that now has more than 400,000 subscribers. “You asked me what the popular Primary can change. Already a dynamic, and it is still what has been missing on the left for several months“, said Christiane Taubira to our colleagues from France 5. Could François Hollande also revitalize the campaign of the left? In the excerpt broadcast Sunday evening on France 3, the former head of state assured thathe will take “soon” the speech.
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