The Paris council was particularly stormy on Wednesday.
After a first quarrel between Rachida Dati and environmentalists against Anne Hidalgo, it was the Communist deputy Ian Brossat who stood out.
To recover the word in front of the LR mayor of the 7th arrondissement, the elected representative expressed himself as follows: “
Madame Dati, it's me who speaks.
And in this case, even when I was a teacher at Sarcelles, the students were silent.
So you are going to do the same.
"
I don't care ma'am, I don't care, I have absolutely nothing to do with it
", he added.
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The altercation has not passed.
After a video clip was posted on social networks, Ian Brossat drew the wrath of the political class.
On the right, many personalities have given their support to the former Minister of Justice.
“
These words are shameful and unworthy of an elected representative of the Republic.
Debate and political disagreements must never be a pretext for class contempt and insults,
”said the president of the LR group to the National Assembly, Damien Abad.
"The worst of the left"
The president of the party, Christian Jacob, also said he was "
disgusted by the dishonorable remarks of Ian Brossat
", evoking "
class contempt
" and an "
ad hominem attack
" which reflect according to him "
the worst of the left
" .
“
We need more respect in the political debate in our country,
” added Michel Barnier.
“
What arrogance!
What contempt!
What misogyny!
The Parisian left is falling very low,
”added LR vice-president of the Assembly, Annie Genevard.
"
Stop contempt
", claimed Valérie Pécresse.
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A trial in misogyny which did not escape the former Secretary of State in charge of equality between women and men, Marlène Schiappa.
Immediately, the Minister Delegate declared that "
when you are a woman in politics and have not grown up in silk, even when you have been Minister, Mayor, an important figure in your party, there is always a type. to bring us back to a condition of
“
a pupil of Sarcelles
”. ”
“
It's rancid,
” she said.
Even on the left, the ecologist Sandrine Rousseau has shown her disagreement.
“
I find this remark very specious.
Between the dismissal of a woman elected to the status of pupil and the reference to the neighborhood ... I don't know
, ”she cautiously declared.
On his Twitter account, Ian Brossat, however, assured that he maintained his words.
“
Even when I was a teacher at Sarcelles, the students were silent.
Because they had a certain idea of respect and listening.
With all due respect to the Parisian right, which permanently cuts off the floor and turns our debates into a fight.
"
