Less than 24 hours after the announcement of members of the Lecornu government, the latter gave its surprise resignation to Emmanuel Macron, who accepted it this Monday, October 6. Immediately, the rebel France demanded the departure of the Head of State.
“After the resignation of Sébastien Lecornu, we requested the immediate examination of the motion presented by 104 deputies for the dismissal of Emmanuel Macron,” they published members of the party on their social networks such as Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Manuel Bompard, Aurélie, found or Mathilde Panot.
“Macron must leave,” he had written the latter a few minutes before in X. The leader of the rebel Jean-Luc Mélenchon declared at noon at a press conference that the president was “at the origin of chaos” after causing early legislative elections “of which he did not want to assume the result.”
He denounces “an impairment of the President of the Republic to want to decide the opposite of what the elections had said.” “No one got the absolute majority, but a block had come out at the top,” he recalls.
“The only solution is that it disappears”
The president of the National Concentration Jordan Bardella, meanwhile, requested the dissolution of the National Assembly and a return to the surveys. An appeal not sufficient for LFI, which believes that the problem is “at the top of the State.”
“We have never been afraid of the elections, so we will return if there is a solution,” explains the northern deputy of David Guiraud in BFMTV. “But there is one thing we tend to forget: it is that at the top of the state, there is a tribe of sociopats that confiscated power.”
“A solution has already occurred, and the new popular front had won it. What happened? It wasn’t a prime minister of the new popular front that was appointed,” said the deputy.
“We have someone who does what he wants, who has nothing more to do. The only solution is to do.”
From Monday morning, rebel people are leaving the request on the National Assembly platform that requests the dismissal of the President. She has won a few hundred signatures since the announcement of Sébastien Lecornu’s resignation.
The call to the departure of Emmanuel Macron was also followed by David Lisnard (New Energy), mayor of Cannes and president of the Association of Mayors of France. “France’s interest orders Emmanuel Macron to be programming his resignation, to preserve institutions and unlock a situation that was essential from the absurd dissolution,” he wrote in X.
Source: BFM TV
