“Do not procrastine!”: Marine Le Pen called on Saturday, June 28, the RN parliamentarians to prepare for the next electoral battles, including the possibility of a dissolution of the National Assembly in response “to the Government’s parliamentary SAG”.
“It would be quite dangerous, I think, convince himself that there will be no dissolution,” said the main chef of RN, opening to the assembly a “Convention of the National Union”, which brings together the national and European parliamentarians of the RN-UDR alliance, almost a year until the day after the first round of the latest legislative elections.
The president of the RN Group in the Assembly demanded a “strategic victory”, with the “dislocation of the central block” that brings together the groups of the previous majority (Renaissance-Modem-Dud) and LR, which “no longer seems to obey any direction,” according to her.
“We have to win”
Éric Ciotti, head of the UDR, launched an appeal to the voters and activists of his former LR party: “Join us, Esperanza, is there, courage, is there.”
Limiting “the parliamentary fall” of the executive couple Emmanuel Macron – François Bayrou, the head of the extreme right considered that “the central block (…) cannot allow this phenomenon of disintegration to extend.”
“Then Emmanuel Macron can be tempted to dissolve,” added Mrs. Le Pen, who at this stage would be prevented from competing in the legislative elections while waiting for her appeal judgment in the case of FN MEP attendees.
Evoking a “possibility, not a probability”, as the date of July 8 in which Emmanuel Macron will recover his dissolution power, warned that “history will not return the dishes: if there is a solution (…) we must prevail.”
“We all agree to say that this government will not live long (…) because it is beaten by the seal of helplessness,” added RN President Jordan Bardella, before the opening of this convention, both anniversary of the RN-DUR alliance and the day of conferences with guests.
According to a group source, parliamentarians should exchange in particular with André Merlin, an ex-chief engineer and industrialist of RTE, François Ecalle, former Bercy official specialist in public finances, or the senior official Christophe Eocval-Duval, on the subject of simplification.
Source: BFM TV
