Stéphane Séjourné, secretary general of Renaissance, harshly attacked Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen, whose "
common enemy
" is "
the central bloc
" supporting Emmanuel Macron, Saturday at the opening of the national council of the presidential party where must be express Elisabeth Borne.
"
This central, progressive, humanist bloc that we have succeeded in building and which, twice, has prevented hatred from gaining power
", launched Stéphane Séjourné in front of the some 200 to 300 executives of the presidential party gathered at the Paris Judo Institute, the day after the promulgation of the pension reform.
“
No, I do not want to condone the excesses of a party (La France insoumise, editor’s note) which in the same week refuses to welcome on its benches a socialist deputy, treated as a collaborator, to make room for a condemned parliamentarian for domestic violence
, ”he explained, referring to the socialist neo-deputy Martine Froger and the LFI deputy Adrien Quatennens.
“An unpopular reform, but if necessary”
“
No, I will not condone either the delusions of a clan where we do not even elect our representatives and where we want to win by violence what we have lost at the ballot box
”, continued Stéphane Séjourné.
But "
the electoral danger is the far right and I don't want to live in Marine Le Pen's France either
," he continued.
“
A France out of Europe and the euro, where the French would have served as guinea pigs for the Sputnik vaccine.
A France where marriage for all would have been suppressed.
A France where the anti-abortion would have arrived at the responsibilities!
No, I don't want to live in a country where hatred is transmitted from father to daughter and from grandfather to niece!
“, attacked Mr. Séjourné.
The former adviser to Emmanuel Macron at the Élysée Palace quickly mentioned the pension reform, promulgated on Friday after its partial validation by the Constitutional Council.
“
An unpopular reform, but if necessary
”, he judged.
“
A text that will also have revealed flaws and fractures in our society.
Because, beyond the retirement age, it was ultimately our relationship to work that was at the heart of everyone's demands
”.
Elisabeth Borne must speak at the end of the afternoon, two days before Emmanuel Macron, who will deliver a speech Monday at 8:00 p.m. after the promulgation of the reform.