A glass of wine for this communist elected official, a Diet Coke for this Macronist.
It is 1 p.m. when deputies Sébastien Jumel and Violette Spillebout meet on a hot July day between the thick walls of the Assembly, in the shade of a scorching sun.
But not out of sight.
"What are they doing?"
, murmur their table neighbors.
Impossible to miss them.
He, with rebellious hair, has his eternal leather jacket.
Her, this carefully combed red hair.
It turns out that these opposing parliamentarians have a common project: working on an information mission for the Lower House on the status of elected officials and the fight against violence against them.
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Both of them know almost nothing about their partner, having barely had a fight on a television set.
“We never really spoke to each other, not even in the corridors
,” says Sébastien Jumel.
But very quickly, the tandem made a promise.
“Immediately, we both said…
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