The decision “is not taken” but is “very likely.” In BFMTV-RMC this Tuesday, October 7, Jordan Bardella said it is “very likely (he) is a candidate for the first legislative elections.” “It’s a probability that yes,” he said.
Following the resignation of Sébastien Lecornu, the president of the national demonstration again asked Emmanuel Macron to dissolve the National Assembly and “return in a very quiet and very healthy way to a new legislative election and allow the French to choose a majority to initiate a medium and long term policy.”
“If there must be legislative elections in France tomorrow, regarding the seriousness of the moment, it is very likely that it is a candidate for early legislative elections,” said Jordan Bardella.
However, he said that this decision “was not made” and that the campaign office of his party would meet this Tuesday to “anticipate” these new potential legislative elections. In this case, “I will take my responsibilities and go to the legislative elections if necessary,” he said.
“Corchar the hands” to LR for “a government agreement”
Last year, during the legislative elections that followed the dissolution of the National Assembly, Jordan Bardella was a candidate for prime minister if and only if the national concentration obtained an absolute majority in the National Assembly.
Today, “289” the number of deputies to claim again in this position “or a relative majority that would allow me with potential allies to guarantee the stability of a majority and allow the daily life of the French.”
“To win, you have to gather,” he said.
“I am convinced that in the Republicans, there are part of the activists, supporters, voters, but also executives and parliamentarians who do not want, as M. Retilleau does, mixing with macronism,” said Jordan Bardella, saying “to those who are perfectly ready to reach them a government agreement.”
Source: BFM TV
