For Boris Vallaud, who was the guest of the “Talk Le Figaro” on Thursday,
“with Macron, the French voted for a second Sarkozy term”.
And if he is convinced that the Head of State is pursuing a right-wing policy, he still remembers
"that funny moment, when the shadow of Nicolas Sarkozy hovers, to know who he will grant the anointing, between a candidate from his original political family ”,
or the current president En Marche. The deputy of the Landes publishes
A spirit of resistance
(Flammarion), a book in which he proposes to the left to be found on the bottom. Through his reflection, he provides a basis for the debate of ideas, in the perspective of the presidential election.
"I am fighting for socialist ideas to prosper",
he maintains.
With regard to a fractured and weakened society,
"as long as injustices remain, as long as there are battles to be waged for equality, in the face of the disruption of the world, there is a need to have the left in the debate and responsibilities, "
says the head of the socialist project for 2022. Society" is crippled with doubts about itself ", faced with
" a war of political models ", he
analyzes.
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The question of the most effective model arises, in order to face the perils of the present and the future.
Fearing that what appeared to be obvious, such as
"the attachment to our public freedoms, to democracy, to our social model"
, is threatened, he pleads for
"consolidating our democracy and our Republic"
.
The idea of the left which he defends is inscribed through the role of the State and of progress.
The first appetite is that our ideas take precedence, that we have a figure to carry them and that it is able to gather around it
Boris Vallaud
In terms of security, contrary to popular belief,
"there is no naivety"
on the part of the Socialists, defends Vallaud.
It ensures that the PS is well aware of the hierarchy of French concerns and recalls in this connection that in the last five years, the PS government, faced with a terrible wave of terrorism, did not demonstrate
"other-worldliness"
As for progress, which is undoubtedly a sticking point between the left parties,
"it improves the human condition"
, defends the Landais.
He deplores a sterile debate on the subject because
"what is the future without progress?"
, he annoys.
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"We are at the heart of a revolution, we need operational responses"
, further encourages the elected. Is the union of the left playable, like Hauts-de-France, where the entire left has managed to come together to try to take the region?
“Yes, we have to come together, each with what we are,”
confirms Vallaud. For now,
"the first appetite is that our ideas take precedence, that we have a figure to carry them and that it is able to gather around it".
Boris Vallaud is a candidate for departmental in the Landes, territory of New Aquitaine, that the PS can perhaps keep.
"The Landes is a department where we are concerned about being at the forefront of progress and especially social",
argues the deputy, a department where one tries to be guided by
"the good life"
, he concludes.
