deputy Julien Aubert points out the “ambiguity” of Eric Zemmour

Guest Tuesday February 8 of the program “Your political moment” on franceinfo, Julien Aubert, deputy of Vaucluse, estimated that Eric Zemmour was “on the edge of ambiguity” while searching “to unite a Bonapartist and Gaullist right and a right that is more extreme, more identity”. According to him, the far-right presidential candidate addresses himself thus “to two different audiences”.

The elected Republican then criticized the presence of characters such as Tristan Mordrelle, “who obviously raises funds for Eric Zemmour”among the supporters of the former polemicist. “I don’t understand how you can accept people who you know have curious hobbies”citing for example “the translation” of Alfred Rosenberg, the Nazi theorist, he continued.

A few days earlier, Marine Le Pen had pointed out the presence of “a few nazis” among the supporters of his far-right rival. “If we don’t want to give the flan to these critics, we make sure to surround ourselves with people who do not have this type of inclination”concluded the support of Valérie Pécresse.