In the event of the dissolution of the National Assembly, “a ‘left’ coalition would have to be rebuilt with a substantial rebalancing in favor of ecology”, estimates former presidential candidate Yannick Jadot in an interview with the JDD.
Asked whether the rebel leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon should, in the event of dissolution, once again be the Nupe candidate for the post of prime minister, Yannick Jadot believes that “excessive personalization would not help win over a broader electorate.”
“If there were dissolution, a coalition would have to be rebuilt with a substantial rebalancing in favor of ecology, either at the programmatic level or in the allocation of constituencies,” he specifies.
But the MEP “does not believe in dissolution”, a “yoyo agitated by Emmanuel Macron to discipline his majority and Les Républicains”. The executive has mentioned several times the possibility of a dissolution of the National Assembly before the relative majority that he has in the chamber.
Jadot launches a political club
Yannick Jadot also announces that he will launch on Tuesday a movement called Maison Commune, which will be a political club, to “get out of the politics of Twitter, which destroys democracy by reducing it to slogans and invective, division and hatred.”
“Let it be clear: we are not creating a party,” says the MEP. “My party is still EELV.” “But our societies are so destabilized, insecure about the present, paralyzed about the future, that they are ready to jump into the void with the extreme right. To avoid it, we must recover positive perspectives to reconcile with the future, ”he said. continued.
It specifies that once a month “people from different backgrounds” will dialogue to “lead the debates that sometimes have difficulty being held in political parties.”
The first debate will take place on Tuesday “on civil disobedience, in a dematerialized way”, on maisoncommune.org, with José Bové, Brigitte Gothière, director of L214, Élodie Nace, spokesperson for Alternatiba, member of Dernier Rénovation and researcher Sylvie Ollitrault . A second debate will take place on December 15, on the meaning of work.
Source: BFM TV
