Fabien Roussel and Marine Tondelier share at least one point in common: both narrowly missed taking a nice horn from Ovalie, the majestic queen cow of the Agricultural Show.
Apart from this near-miss bovine accident, the visit of the boss of the Communists, Wednesday, and that of his environmentalist counterpart, Thursday, in the largest farm in France did not have much to do.
Revealing the different approaches of the left to try to seduce an agricultural world traditionally rather convinced by the right.
In pavilion 1, which smells of a good mix of hay and liquid manure, Fabien Roussel ensures from the outset that he, a man on the left, has no trouble understanding farmers.
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“They know me, and I know them
, he sweeps.
We Communists have our feet in the clay, in the mud, in the straw, and we are comfortable
.”
Behind him, the PCF deputy André Chassaigne, whose good nature breathes rural France, is yours and yours with young people…
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