Beat the recall of the troops.
This is what the head of the Insoumis list for the European elections worked on Tuesday evening.
Guest of the show
“
Quotidien
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on TMC, Manon Aubry, who is judged between 6 and 7% of voting intentions in the polls, wanted to sound the alarm in the face of the lists of the RN and the macronie, reciprocally in first and second positions in opinion surveys.
For the MEP, the key to the election lies in the capacity that La France insoumise will have to mobilize its voters.
“We must come on June 9,”
insisted Manon Aubry, according to whom
“we must not give,”
to the majority and the nationalists,
“the gift of abstention
. ”
“It’s the dream of Jordan Bardella and Emmanuel Macron
,” she continued.
Before recognizing that polling trends show that
“left-wing voters are currently the most demobilized”
of the entire electorate.
“I want to appeal to them.
I want to tell them that “if you don’t want to take care of politics, politics takes care of you”,”
she explained.
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And the analysis of Insoumise can be summarized as follows: if its supporters do not mobilize at the polls in a little over two months, the political future of the entire left will be weakened.
“If the voters who mobilized in 2022 do not vote in 2024, then we will have difficulty building the future.
But if you refuse the duel between the Macronists on one side and the National Rally on the other, then we will be in a position to build the future
,” also urged the MEP.
If the former community activist launches this appeal, it is not without links with the competition which is emerging within the left itself, to the detriment of the Insoumis.
For several weeks in fact, Raphaël Glucksmann's PS-Place Publique list has been on the rise and reached third place in most polls (11%, +2 according to the latest Ifop study for
Le Figaro)
, ahead of those guided by Marie Toussaint (EELV), estimated at 7%, and Manon Aubry.