The LR presidential candidate Valérie Pécresse, who will be in Bouches-du-Rhône and Vaucluse on Thursday to talk about security, says she wants to
"bring the Kärcher out of the cellar"
to
"clean up the neighborhoods"
and
"restore order in the street ”
.
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"I'll take the Kärcher out of the cellar." It has been ten years and now is the time to use it. It is a question of putting order in the street "
because
" one does not give any more answer vis-a-vis the violence of the new barbarians "
, declares the candidate of the right in an interview in
Provence
published Wednesday January 5 in the evening, by using an expression used by Nicolas Sarkozy when he was Minister of the Interior and remained in political annals.
Just after the death in June 2005 of an 11-year-old boy in front of his home in La Courneuve (Seine-Saint-Denis), Nicolas Sarkozy went there and announced his desire to
"clean up the Kärcher"
city of 4.000 where the victim lived.
"I want to clean up the quarters"
"I want to clean up the neighborhoods
," says Valérie Pécresse in turn, proposing to use in particular
"punching brigades, including digital means, the tax authorities, but also the army, in order to secure the areas of intervention. "
.
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While Emmanuel Macron is due to go to Nice on Monday on the same theme, she believes that
"if he runs after the Republican candidate on this subject, it is good that there is excitement, concern in his camp ”
.
“The
'at the same time'
does not work on security. Macron creates a diversion with his sentences, but when the French open their eyes to his record, they will see a crisis of total authority
, ”said Valérie Pécresse.
“We have a president who talks constantly, to insult or to seduce. The French know me less, because I act
, ”argues the president of the Ile-de-France region. Security is
"the first of freedoms"
, says the candidate again, using an expression of the National Rally which, according to her
"thrives on public impotence"
.
"My political DNA is to do
," she insisted.