Guest of “BFM Politics” this Sunday, the vice president of the National Rally regrets the words of the polemicist, who estimated that Marine Le Pen “will never” win the presidential elections.
The polemicist’s little phrase continues to enrage the National Rally. Guest of Policy BFM This Sunday, party vice president Jordan Bardella accused Éric Zemmour of playing Emmanuel Macron’s game, following statements about the strangulation of Marine Le Pen.
On Saturday, on the occasion of a summer university, the debater had affirmed that “Marine Le Pen has a very solid base but she has already lost five points in the polls: she was at 26%, she is no more than 21”.
“I think the failure in the regional was a very bad blow for her. Everyone in the RN understood that she would never win, that’s all, that’s clear,” he assured reporters.
For Jordan Bardella, “Eric Zemmour takes his first steps in politics, and when we take his first steps in politics, sometimes we do too much. You want to hit everyone, your opponents,” he lamented at our meeting.
The elected extreme right, who will assume the presidency of the party during the presidential campaign, finds “a pity” that Eric Zemmour is “a little more virulent with Marine Le Pen than with Emmanuel Macron”.
“It is not necessary to add division to division”
“You should listen to your friends, like Robert Ménard who told you that he is not going to sponsor your candidacy, because the important thing in this presidential election is to bring us together beyond our divisions. It does not serve to ‘add division to division. This type of conversation pleases to a single person, Emmanuel Macron ”, he added.
And to conclude: “with the people of our ideas, who share the will that France continue to be itself in this 21st century, we have the responsibility to unite and not enter into divisions”.
A few hours after the screening of Eric Zemmour, Louis Aliot, close to Marine Le Pen and RN mayor of Perpignan, had reacted quickly on our antenna, asking the debater to leave “Navy” alone.
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