Does Jean-Philippe Tanguy already foresee a Government measure regarding pension reform? In any case, while the socialists ask that the extension of the legal exit age to 64 be suspended, during the negotiations on the next budget, the deputy of the National Group is already planning such a scenario. To better minimize a possible success, while the extreme right, received this Friday, January 10 in Bercy, is limited for the moment to playing secondary roles and wants the reform to be repealed.
Guest of BFMTV-RMC, the far-right parliamentarian makes bets. He even gives his “two hands to be cut off”: “in the long term, there will be nothing for the French,” he predicts. In case of suspension of the reform, it will be “making the change, while the budget is approved,” according to him.
“The municipal elections have already begun”
For its part, the party of the fist and the rose assures that it does not seek “anything other than to satisfy the French.” “Great cinema” for Jean-Philippe Tanguy, who offers a completely different version. Much more political.
“The municipal elections have already begun,” he mocks, assuring that the PS, a “union of local elected officials,” cannot “maintain (its) big cities” – and consequently its “senators” – he “cannot breaks with LFI”, which denounces the negotiations undertaken by its leftist partners. A “failure” of the New Popular Front program, according to rebel leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
Jean-Philippe Tanguy blows out the flames and calls the socialists “social traitors.” The same did the environmentalists and communists who also sat at the negotiating table on Wednesday.
Until now, his training, which had all its weight in the budget negotiations with Michel Barnier, has been relegated to the background. The Minister of Economy, Éric Lombard, immediately announced that he hoped for a more “fruitful” dialogue with the left, before Marine Le Pen denounced “a very bad signal” at the BFMTV microphone.
Which will not stop Jean-Philippe Tanguy from coming to Bercy with several requests. Accompanied by RN deputy Sébastien Chenu, he wants “structural savings”, asking not to “systematically consider increasing taxes” and not to “burden entrepreneurs”.
Source: BFM TV
