There is still some way to go before achieving
"the union of the left",
as Olivier Faure wishes for the presidential election of 2022. Certain subjects continue to divide the various formations, such as the inflammable question of secularism.
Again this Thursday, September 3 on France Info, the first secretary of the PS implicated Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
He believes that the leader of La France Insoumise
"should be clearer"
on this subject.
"I knew him entirely republican, layman convinced, and I want to believe that at the bottom of himself, he remained so"
, he underlined, implying that he had since revised his doctrine .
"There are people at LFI who are in this ambiguity"
"At a time when the compasses and benchmarks are largely blurred, there is a need for clarity,"
claimed Olivier Faure, affirming that
"any form of ambiguity"
was
"harmful"
.
Because, according to him, “
there are people at La France Insoumise who are in this ambiguity, not all of them.
Danièle Obono is one of them ”
, he said, assuring that the LFI deputy of Paris
“ has been repeatedly flashed on the highway of his statements ”
.
"There are a number of positions in which I absolutely do not find myself",
he explained, without citing which ones.
The statements of Olivier Faure made some rebellious deputies jump.
“The rotten methods, including allusions and calumnies against La France Insoumise and Danièle Obono must stop!
That Zemmour does it is unfortunately logical, but that Olivier Faure uses the same technique is quite distressing… ”,
denounced on Twitter the deputy LFI, Alexis Corbière.
“It is Olivier Faure who is in the ambiguity with his unfounded insinuations, worthy of a Zemmour but not of a person in charge such as him. Whether he read the program of La France Insoumise, whether he listens to Jean-Luc Mélenchon or the interview given by Danièle Obono yesterday if his ears are plugged! ”
Said Bastien Lachaud, LFI deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis.
Questioned by BFM TV and RMC on Wednesday, Danièle Obono had returned to the attack against
Charlie Hebdo
of January 7, 2015.
“We all mourned these deaths, I'm talking about people.
Charlie, it's something else, it's a story, including an activist story
,
”
she said, defending, in the name of freedom of expression, her
“ right to criticism ”
.
