Sébastien Chenu, spokesperson for the National Gathering, on Friday invited the polemicist Eric Zemmour, who no longer hides his electoral ambitions and launches Friday the promotion of his book, to "
give a hand
" to Marine Le Pen for the presidential election.
"
If his goal is to beat Emmanuel Macron to make a policy that protects France and the French, I tell him, think Eric Zemmour (...) If you believe in the polls, they do not put you in a position to win, come rather give us a hand to beat Emmanuel Macron,
”said the spokesperson and member of the management of the RN on France Info.
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"
When we have the same objective, we share common analyzes (...) Marine Le Pen is the one who for four years has reached the second round, the interest is therefore rather to come together
", added the deputy of North.
However, Sébastien Chenu said he did not share Eric Zemmour's proposals to force children to bear a “
French
”
first name
or of remigration (return of immigrants to their country of origin).
“
We did not put all of this in our program,
” he argued.
"
Dividing
"
positions
that do not meet with unanimity at the RN
Sébastien Chenu also said he was "
a little drunk
" to be asked about Eric Zemmour "
morning, noon and evening
" but admitted that "it
was his media moment
".
"
Let's find the means of compromise and move forward together,
" added Sud Radio Louis Aliot, vice-president of the RN.
If Eric Zemmour presented himself, "
he would very clearly be a divider of the national family and he would certainly also favor the president and the system in place,
" said the mayor RN of Perpignan.
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The editorialist, close to the far right identity, "
is on very divisive and controversial proposals which allow him to make the buzz, but which are really in the field inapplicable
", had criticized Thursday on France 2 Louis Aliot, who "
does not share, but not at all, (his) way of seeing women
”, while the polemicist is regularly accused of misogyny.
