“We wonder if it’s because no one wants to join the Titanic or if it’s because they’re scraping by,” criticizes Thomas Ménage

“We wonder if it’s because no one wants to join the Titanic or if it’s because they’re scraping by.”, criticized Thomas Ménage on franceinfo, Tuesday February 6. The spokesperson for the National Rally (RN) group in the National Assembly and deputy for Loiret deplores the slowness of the composition of Gabriel Attal’s new government.

“What is certain is that no matter the casting, the question will be the political line,” he adds. And according to the RN deputy, the political line of the new government has been known since the general policy speech of the new Prime Minister, held Tuesday January 30 in front of the deputies. “There is no change in sight”notes the boss of RN deputies. “Nothing on inflation. Nothing on immigration, while the entire law has been unraveled by the Constitutional Council. Nothing yet on the policy of penal firmness that the French expect.”

Oudéa-Castera “drowned in her lies”

After the controversies created by Amélie Oudéa-Castera, the spokesperson for the National Rally (RN) group in the National Assembly pleads for the replacement of the new Minister of National Education. François Bayrou? Relaxed in the affair of European parliamentary assistants, the founder and president of the Democratic Movement (MoDem) said Monday on France 2 “never rule out anything” when he was asked about a possible return to government. “What is certain is that it cannot be worse than Madame Castera who has been there for a month now, who is completely adrift and who is drowned in her lies and not in her capacity”says Thomas Ménage. “It is not in a situation of appeasement, even though National Education, the school, is a major element. It cannot be worse. I think we must stop the massacre.”