They were called Ismaël Emelien, Benjamin Griveaux, or Adrien Candiard.
Heirs to Michel Rocard, they were 20 years old and worked for Dominique Strauss-Kahn, then a prominent candidate for the socialist primary of 2006.
“In offices, rue de la Planche, young people, from all walks of life, were writing notes
, explains Emelien.
Adrien already enjoyed a certain aura: he had published an essay,
L'Anomalie Berlusconi,
which we had read with envy: it was as brilliant as it was clear. "
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After the failure of their champion, beaten by Ségolène Royal, these young Turks dispersed and then reformed, ten years later: the band of "Mormons" would accompany the march this time victorious of Emmanuel Macron towards the Elysee.
Candiard would not be “Mormon”.
He had already left: without fanfare or noise, he had clearly explained to Strauss-Kahn his disagreement on homoparentality.
DSK had just taken a favorable position on this still delicate subject for the PS.
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