these new faces that make noise

In June, 302 new deputies made their entry into the hemicycle and some stand out. At the RN, Jean-Philippe Tanguy, 36, is renowned for his brilliance. For rebellious France, Louis Boyard, 21, is without tie and without complexes. At the Republic on the move, Prisca Thévenot, 37, the good student who defends the government. How did they impose themselves? Jean-Philippe Tanguy, a close friend of Marine Le Pen, is full of diplomas. Deputy, he occupies the front of the stage, often to tackle the rebellious France. Marine Le Pen, however, claims not to fear the faux pas. Louis Boyard made people talk about him by refusing to shake hands with a member of the National Rally. Since then, he has been speaking out. Alexis Corbière sets the limits: “There is no longer any space, including in the National Assembly, for individual trajectories, however talented each other may be.”

Faced with thunderous opposition, how to exist? Prisca Thévenot, of the majority, decided. An offensive tone, to relay the government’s messages. With her, the debate yes, the invectives no. And an imperative, to avoid any slippage: “A word can be misinterpreted very quickly and worse, it can be hurtful. So I’m always very careful”. A business school graduate, of Mauritian origin, from a diverse background, who has established herself. These deputies have already made a name for themselves, they have five years to become essential.