2023-12-13 02:02:44
Monday evening, after the crazy episode of the rejection of the government’s immigration bill, a good number of deputies from the Les Républicains group gathered at the Questure for “a little party,” says an elected official. “It was very sober. Just a pot to symbolize a rediscovered group unity,” slips a participant, swearing that they didn’t “twist the towels” either. All MPs? No… a small group, with a less festive spirit, preferred to meet at Bourbon, just in front of the National Assembly. Two pots, two atmospheres.
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Tails side first. The right participated in slapping Gérald Darmanin, a former LR co-religionist who had become, for some, irritating to the point of unbearable. This vote should also allow LR to display its intransigence on one of its sovereign fundamentals, vis-à-vis a text considered far too left-wing. “We had a firm position, because France’s situation on immigration is particularly serious,” justified the leader of the deputies, Olivier Marleix, on Tuesday, adding that “Mr. Macron’s record is worse than that of Mr. Macron. .Holland” in this matter.
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