The presidential election will only take place in fourteen months, but the political game already seems to be well under way.
Will it play on the management of the Covid crisis?
"Obviously"
, predicted Yaël Braun-Pivet on the set of "Talk Le Figaro" Tuesday.
"The health crisis is on everyone's mind, everyone suffers from it, whether psychologically and economically"
, underlined LREM president of the Assembly's law committee, with a special thought for
"our traders, our entrepreneurs , those who lost their jobs ”
.
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There is no doubt that it
c
ette health crisis will be in
"the flesh of everyone"
, so
"obviously rely heavily"
in the presidential debate.
However,
"this should not obscure all the reforms that we have made and that we are going to do"
, she insists.
According to her, social measures must be continued or even stepped up in times of crisis.
The parliamentarian is also campaigning so that the next few months are not turned only to this presidential election or to political games.
Are we heading towards a Macron-Le Pen return match?
“The President of the Republic is 100% focused on the crisis,”
assures the president of the law commission.
But, beyond the health crisis which was invited in the quinquennium, the president wanted to maintain a course on sovereign issues, with in particular the "Beauvau of security", the law on global security ...
"He tries to create the conditions so that all Republicans can come together around our great values, "
argues Yaël Braun-Pivet, also pointing to the latter's commitment to national cohesion, with in particular
" the law on republican principles and that on equal opportunities ”
.
Invitation to caution
En Marche remains true to its promises according to the member for Yvelines and "at the same time" is a trademark assumed.
The deputy LREM ensures that
"the president remains the first attentive to this balance"
.
In a complicated context, the majority is
"particularly united",
affirms the Marcheuse.
“Everyone is in their area of expertise, that's normal, but we are all united in the interest of the French,”
she says.
She is delighted to see a majority
"which holds its own, which is at work as never before and strongly mobilized to face it".
Very attentive to institutions, the former lawyer is
"obviously in favor of proportionality, but not now".
It is not
"the essential subject in the life of the French",
estimates the deputy
,
judging the legislative time not opportune.
“Changing a small cursor can sometimes have much more profound effects
,” she said, recalling the example of the five-year term which aimed to modernize and accelerate political life
.
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"We see that the result is a more important presidentialization of the regime."
As such, it calls for caution:
"We should not touch the voting method of parliamentarians, we unbalance our regime, for example by strengthening the logic of coalition to the detriment of the presidentialization of the regime."
For the time being, Yaël Braun-Pivet pleads for the passage of
“essential”
reforms
, such as a universal youth guarantee.
