“The bigger it is, the more it passes”, judge Guilhem Carayon, spokesperson for LR

“The bigger it is, the more it’s acceptable“, estimated Sunday June 4 on franceinfo Guilhem Carayon, vice-president and spokesperson for the LR, while Bruno the Mayor endorsed in the Journal du Dimanche “the end of whatever it takes“.”Inflation is falling: it is therefore logical to withdraw these exceptional measures put in place to protect the French“, hammered the Minister of the Economy who refuses “austerity“budget who”would be an economic mistake“.

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“JI find it indecent that Bruno Le Maire paints a new picture of self-satisfaction by making the French believe that the economic situation would be under control when the results of his economic policy are very bad“, judge Guilhem Carayon. The spokesperson for the Republicans points out “three criteria“to justify his point. The public debt of France”which must be reimbursed each year and which amounts to 40 billion euros, the equivalent of the national education budget“, a level of public spending that has “exploded“, it represents “58% of public expenditure in relation to GDP“, and the “level of taxation which weighs on the French which reaches summits“.”We have compulsory levies which are records in Europe, while all public services seem to be deteriorating in quality, public hospital, justice, National Education.“

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Guilhem Carayon pleads for “a major public expenditure audit” in order to “see where people’s money is going“. For the vice-president of the LRs, “it is a real subject of general interest that concerns all French people. Their purchasing power does not increase and at the same time all the charges on them increase“. He affirms that it is necessary “reduce in a fairly massive way the taxation which weighs on the French and the companies“, adds Guilhem Carayon. “This is the only way to relaunch a virtuous circle for the economy.”