She does not go four ways.
Valérie Pécresse, potential right-wing presidential candidate, curls up on Tuesday “the inaction” and the “failure” of President Emmanuel Macron who “burned the fund” during a “five-year term for almost nothing”.
"France has lost five years" and "the window dressing of the campaign launched by Emmanuel Macron must not blind the French," she said during a press conference six months before the presidential election. The Head of State "has the words of the right, but at no time does not act", and he "understood that the solutions of the right are the right ones". But "on vision, credibility, competence, the President of the Republic has spoken a lot and done little", she believes.
According to the president of the Ile-de-France region, the head of state "has failed to reform France" in multiple areas: security where "he has allowed impunity to take hold", justice where " the penal disarmament put in place by the former minister Christiane Taubira continued ", the" weakness "in the fight against irregular immigration, the" weakened "school ...
The "next election" before the "next generation"
Emmanuel Macron "weakened the pillars of the Republic" and "had a trembling hand" in the face of the Islamist threat, she also assured.
And on finances "he burned the fund" while "we could have mitigated the shock of this crisis at much lower cost," she repeated.
The former minister also regretted that "as a candidate he is exploding all the counters", reproaching him for thinking "more about the next election than the next generation".
Valérie Pécresse, who will have to win the votes of the LR activists during the congress of December 4 if she wants to become the candidate of the right, defended herself from the “Macron-compatible” image that some want to attach to her.
"I have the impression of being the woman to be defeated for Macronia and one of the most dangerous candidates for Emmanuel Macron", she says, wishing "that the voters of the right and of the center open the eyes ".
Emmanuel Macron “was inspired by Machiavelli who said that to govern is to make people believe;
but to govern is to do, ”she said, defending a project based on“ three pillars: authority, freedom, dignity ”.
“I am a candidate to straighten France and put our country back in order, to restore pride to each French person.
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