Jean-Michel Blanquer dancing in front of his ministry late at night. This is the hilarious sequence that made the rounds of the web on January 19th. In reality, it was not the Minister of National Education but rather a look-alike resembling him like two drops of water. Since then, the latter has made the buzz and has even been entitled to several invitations to TV sets. This, he owes in particular to Pauline Rapilly Ferniot, his press officer who had the idea of coming to dance, in reference to the controversial stay of the minister in Ibiza a few days before the start of the school year. “On Monday evening, I say to myself: ‘It’s not possible to make fun of the mouths of the teachers at this point. But come on, we’re all going to dance in swimsuits in front of the ministry, then we say that we have a work meeting”, she revealed on the set of “Touche pas à mon poste” before adding: “It was midnight, I’m writing to two or three friends, obviously everyone was asleep, and at one point, someone from the green party said to me: ‘It’s a genius idea, you take Nour (Durand-Rocher, editor’s note), you tell him to go there as a Blanquer look-alike, you all put on a Blanquer mask, except Nour, and Nour, it’s Blanquer!'”
Some did not know it, but Pauline Rapilly Ferniot also occupies an important position since she is elected to the municipal council of Boulogne-Billancourt as noted by our colleagues from Téléstar. By this rank, she took a huge risk by going to the set of “TPMP” as Cyril Hanouna revealed: “Pauline, it seems that you have… It’s crazy what I’m going to say… Pauline, it seems that you chose to come to Touche not at my post at the risk of being fired!”. What the press officer replied in cash: “I was fired just before! In fact, the first action went very well. You had already invited us and we said no. Except that me, in the meantime, I said to my boss: ‘I’ll maybe -to have to leave earlier, tomorrow because there is TPMP at 7 p.m. and there, she said: ‘Wow, it’s going to be complicated.’ So I told him afterwards: ‘I told you when I was recruited that I was elected in Boulogne, that I had a public image and that actions like that were going to happen.’ I think the possibility of me going to TPMP made it concrete and a few days later, well the day before yesterday, she called me and said: ‘No, I think it’s going to end there.’ “
Pauline Rapilly Ferniot went to the end of her convictions but it cost her her place…
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