“We had to go to the vote” regrets a Renaissance deputy, who deplores a “pathetic day”

“It’s a pathetic day, which does not serve democracy”deplores Thursday March 16 on franceinfo Patrick Vignal, Renaissance deputy for Hérault, after the eventful day in Parliament and the use of 49.3 by the government to pass its pension reform. “I think it was necessary to go to the vote and that it was not serious to lose it”, believes the chosen one.

“We don’t give a very good show of democracy and the Republic.”

Patrick Vignal, Renaissance MP

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He regrets that the government has not “not able to take the time” for this reform, which would have “should have been thought otherwise”. According to Patrick Vignal, the world of work has evolved, with the Covid crisis and telework. “We should have talked about the relationship at work before talking about finance”adds the deputy.

Assume and “change software”

“I’m going to tell my majority colleagues: ‘Stop beating on Les Républicains, we are at fault’.”

Patrick Vignal, Renaissance MP

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“The French do not want to obey, they want to join”, adds the deputy Renaissance. “We have to change software”he says. “The relative majority must be able to open their compass”she does not speak “not enough to socialist colleagues”suggests Patrick Vignal.