Can we say everything about Marine Le Pen? Our colleagues from World They report that Olivier Dussopt thanked the far-right deputy, who offered him his support after the insults he was subjected to in the National Assembly chamber. “She was much more Republican than many others at that time,” judges even the Minister of Labor in the columns of the newspaper this Sunday.
Words that scandalize many deputies. “Republican Marine Le Pen? Shame and disgrace. Why doesn’t she surprise me?” Mathilde Panot, president of the rebel group in the National Assembly, wrote on Twitter.
“In addition to turning his jacket inside out, Olivier Dussopt has lost his compass. We do not engender with the extreme right ”, denounces the socialist Iñaki Echaniz.
Treaty of “murderer”
During the first two weeks of review of the pension reform in the Assembly, the Minister of Labor was the preferred target of the elected representatives of the Nupes. Insults and invective punctuated the speeches and disturbed the debates several times, especially when the rebel Aurélien Saintoul called the minister “a murderer”.
Words condemned by Le Pen. “She was much more Republican than many others at that time,” he judges with the World Olivier Dussopt, pointing to “part of the left”.
Olivier Dussopt ended up letting his anger explode against Nupes in the chamber, at the end of the examination of the text. “No one backed down, we are here in front of you for the reform,” he launched, with a hoarse voice, arousing many reactions.
“Dussopt waxing Le Pen’s pumps”
“It would seem that Olivier Dussopt is preparing the post-Macron period. It seems that you always have to maintain good relations with potential future employers. No, the extreme right is not and will never be republican, and less respectable,” he denounces. Ersilia Soudais (LFI).
“Disgrace. Shame. Infamy”, also criticizes Thomas Portes, who was expelled from the National Assembly for having published a photo in which he puts his foot on a ball with the image of the Minister of Labor Olivier Dussopt.
“After Macron, the first president to salute the fascist Meloni, Dussopt who waxes Le Pen’s bombs,” he denounces.
On BFMTV, Olivier Dussopt justified his statements, explaining that Marine Le Pen “had a more respectful expression of the role that I represent” during the sessions of the National Assembly. “We have nothing in common with the National Front,” he also assured.
Source: BFM TV
