Guest on franceinfo Thursday, December 9, Fabien Roussel, deputy of the North and Communist candidate in the presidential election, notably returned to the primary of the left proposed by the socialist candidate Anne Hidalgo, to then evoke the campaign of Eric Zemmour.
Primary from the left: “If you doubt your candidacy, come and join us”
“If you doubt your application, come and join us”, thus launched Fabien Roussel to the socialist Anne Hidalgo who proposed Wednesday evening a primary on the left. “The primary is made to decide on such and such a person”, explains the candidate of the PCF. “Are we going to find hope on the left by solving a problem of person, of name? I don’t think so.”
The truth “The left’s problem, according to him, is to be able to come together on an ambitious program for France, breaking with this economic model, knowing how to respond to both social and climate emergencies”. Four months before the first round of the presidential election, he therefore calls on Anne Hidalgo and Arnaud Montebourg, the only two candidates who would agree to play the game of a primary on the left, to join him for his “happy days pact which is committed to breaking the economic model”.
Presidential: Eric Zemmour’s speech is “the France of the 1930s which is preparing the collaboration”
Eric Zemmour during this campaign and particularly during his speech on the occasion of his meeting in Villepinte last Sunday, it is “France in the 1930s preparing for collaboration”, he believes. The climate of this presidential campaign worries him “strongly”, he said. “When I listened to the speech of the far-right candidate, I found that there was a lot of violence. It reminded me of France in the 1930s, without the Popular Front, and so I find it rather disturbing “. Eric Zemmour, he denounces, “particularly targeted judges, journalists, Muslims, feminists, gays and lesbians.”