“
The real radicalism is to bring together,
” declared Thursday evening EELV MEP Yannick Jadot, finalist in the first round of the ecological primary during his last meeting before the second round.
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After the results of the first round, which almost divided the main candidates into four quarters, Yannick Jadot estimated that "
this result requires us more than ever to be brought together
", during a meeting in Paris, also posted on social networks .
"
We must make it a force of this diversity, of this shared intelligence
", said the one who will be opposed to the second round, organized from September 25 to 28, to the eco-feminist Sandrine Rousseau, wishing "to
add the talents everyone
”.
"
Cleavage
"
radicality
Opposing a radicalism which wants to be "
divisive
", "
which claims to be a subversion
", and which "
is in reality of a pathetic banality
", he considered that "
the real radicalism is to bring together, to add up the differences, go and find the French where they are, with their doubts
”. "
France is more beautiful, France is stronger than the Zemmours, than the haters, the haters, who consider that a Mounir no longer has a place in our country,
" he denounced.
For him, the primary ecologist who gathered 122,670 registered, "
it is the first step of going beyond
", "
a base
" which will "
generate other rallies, which will gain ecology in 2022
".
"
This campaign for the presidential election, we will lead it together with all the candidates, with Delphine (Batho), Eric (Piolle) and Sandrine (Rousseau)
".
"
We will govern together and conquer the National Assembly together,
" he added.
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Earlier in the evening, he had received the support - live or by video - from several personalities and local elected officials, such as the former green presidential candidate Dominique Voynet, the European deputy Karima Delli, the president of the environmental group in the Senate Guillaume Gontard, former LREM deputy Aurélien Taché, the elected ecologist at the mayor of Paris David Belliard, the deputy Mathieu Orphelin or the European deputy Damien Carême.
