The president of the national demonstration, Jordan Bardella, was the BFMTV guest this Saturday, August 30 of the Châlons-in-Champagne fair, where he returned to school. Less than 10 days before the confidence vote of François Bayrou, the president of the national demonstration considered that France is “today in a dead end alley.”
“I think we reach the end of a system,” he said. “I am one of those French who consider that the current situation will not be able to maintain until 2027.”
“Emmanuel Macron’s policy makes our compatriots suffer,” said the European deputy. “We need a clear majority, a clear course.”
Jordan Bardella also assured that RN deputies “will obviously vote against François Bayrou on September 8.
The president of the National Rally wishes “to say his eyes in his eyes to François Bayrou” who will receive party leaders in the next few days in Matignon, “that the policy he made is bad.”
“It condemns the country to a democratic impasse,” repeats the European deputy, who does not hide his ambition to happen in Matignon. “The ambition I have is at least to be a prime minister of our country,” he said, on the condition of having “an absolute majority” of 289 deputies in the National Assembly.
Source: BFM TV
