An exclusion which takes the form of a “clarification”.
Presidential candidate Yannick Jadot deplored this Friday the "parasites", "for weeks", of the finalist of the environmental primary Sandrine Rousseau, the day after his exclusion from his campaign team for vitriolic remarks on the strategy. of the ecologist.
Exclusion of @sandrousseau from the campaign: "It's a form of clarification. If when I do interviews, I am told that @sandrousseau does not agree ... I have made the decision to argue the disciplined."
@yjadot #HelloHome pic.twitter.com/wRssp6lbgQ
— Public Senate (@publicsenat) March 4, 2022
“For weeks, since the primary, she has been leading campaigns other than the presidential campaign” of environmentalists, regretted the environmental candidate on Public Senate, affirming “to take note of yet another position which is not that of the countryside ".
“Weeks of parasitism”
In an article published on our site Thursday evening, Sandrine Rousseau castigated a “fuzzy” campaign speech, “a mess”, remarks however formally denied by the interested party to AFP.
But for Yannick Jadot, "it is a form of clarification after weeks and weeks of interference", which "is not compatible" in his eyes "with loyalty, with the political line" of the environmental pole.
Read also“They crash on everything!”
: Sandrine Rousseau buries Yannick Jadot and prepares the sequel
“I made the decision to assert discipline,” added the elected ecologist, ensuring “collective play”, unlike, according to him, Sandrine Rousseau.
Yannick Jadot finally lamented that the finalist in the environmental primary in September 2021, is thinking "of the legislative elections" or even wishes to "conquer" EELV in the coming months.
"We play as a team.
People who consider that it is their personal future that must predominate, it is they who, in the end, make the decision to get out of the collective, “Yannick Jadot insisted again on the set of Public Senate.
Relations between the two primary finalists have never been harmonious due to a divergence on the political line: Yannick Jadot poses as a defender of a pragmatic ecology when Sandrine Rousseau defends a form of radicalism, borrowed from ecofeminism .