It is an “
unbearable
” anger that the Communist wished to express on Wednesday February 22.
Invited on BFMTV / RMC, Fabien Roussel was indignant at the trip of Emmanuel Macron the day before, to Rungis.
Alongside those “
who get up early
”, the head of state called on the “
common sense
” of the French regarding pension reform.
In response, the deputy from the North denounced a president who had become "
contemptuous of the Republic
", at the origin of a law deemed "
illegitimate
".
“
It is not even voted on in the National Assembly
”, thus affirmed the elected representative, while the two weeks of debates at the Palais Bourbon got bogged down, and the rebellious refused to withdraw the thousands of amendments which partly prevented the examination of the text.
The text is now expected in the Senate, in committee from February 28 and in the Chamber from March 2.
“
You are going to say that it is (the fault) of the deputies?
The first responsibility is that of the government
”, swept Fabien Roussel, despite his group's disagreement with LFI's strategy.
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“
If there is one I really want today, it is the President of the Republic
”, continued the deputy, evoking an anger which “
overflows
”.
In his eyes, the words spoken on Tuesday reflect a lack of knowledge of “
the reality of the world of work
” and are “
so contemptuous
” of workers.
In the eyes of the elected and former presidential candidate, Emmanuel Macron's speech on Tuesday makes anger "
overflow
".
"
He's no longer a President of the Republic, he's contemptuous of the Republic
," he said.
“
Today there is a need to be even more numerous on the 7th
”, concluded Fabien Roussel, while the inter-union called for this next day of mobilization to put “
France at a standstill
”.
