Interview July 14: Macron denounces the “baroque hook” of the opposition to the Assembly

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In his interview on July 14, the Head of State lashed out at “women and men who” fight completely and say “we are incompatible.”

“What happened the other night?” In his interview on July 14, Emmanuel Macron returned to the snub imposed on his relative majority on the text of “health surveillance and security” amputated from his article 2 on the reestablishment of the health pass for “extra-hexagonal” trips.

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“So you have deputies from rebel France with deputies from the National Front and deputies from Les Républicains who voted together,” says the head of state.

“I do not believe that the Republican deputies have committed themselves to their electors to vote with the insubordinate France and the National Group to prevent the establishment of a border crossing,” he added.

So first of all I say that there is no opposition to the government except with this baroque harness… Baroque! Of women and men who completely fight and say “we are incompatible”, Emmanuel Macron ends up denouncing.

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“The Wisdom of Senators”

Pointing again to the handful of Republicans who did not vote for this article, he insists: “I think they will have a hard time explaining to their constituents what they did the other night.”

Not wanting to offend the upper house where the right is in the majority, which now has control of the text, Emmanuel Macron immediately praised the sense of responsibility of the tenants of the Luxembourg Palace.

“I also believe in the wisdom of these same parliamentarians for the texts to come. And in the wisdom of the senators who, with the government, will know how to restore a text that allows us to reach the end. I believe that there will be a collective responsibility that will prevail,” said the President of the Republic.

Before the French during this interview with which he rediscovers tradition, the head of state minimized the consequences of the blockade and the immobility of his majority relative to the Assembly.

“If things had changed to a point that made action impossible for me, I would not have been able to confirm Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne,” he argued.

Author: Montalivet Hydrangea
Source: BFM TV

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