The ex-PS presidential candidate Arnaud Montebourg intends to work for the recomposition of the left and build a “rally”, by distinguishing himself both from Jean-Luc Mélenchon, considered “too sectarian”, as from the far right. “We need to build a sort of new National Council of Resistance, given the risks weighing on our nation, ranging from the Gaullists to the Communists. It will be built in the countryside ”, pleaded this Sunday to
Europe 1-Cnews-The echoes Arnaud Montebourg, who calls to “open up” and not remain “sectarian”.
The former Minister of Productive Recovery under François Hollande, who launched himself outside the party, wants “to propose a vision of the country which is new, which has never been really defended on the left, except at a certain time by Jean-Pierre Chevènement ”, a former minister who is at the same time republican, social and sovereignist. “The ecological, climatic and sovereignty issues which are before us oblige us to restructure the vision that the left has always had”, insists Arnaud Montebourg.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon “cannot win”
LFI leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon “cannot win, that’s one of the reasons I am a candidate,” argues the one who is credited with 2 to 4% of voting intentions in the latest polls. “The proposal I am making is a unifying proposal. His is unfortunately excessively radical and sectarian, ”he points out.
“We can have a solution, a republican strategy to go back up the country”, assures the promoter of the “remountada” and champion of reindustrialisation. “We do not need the extreme right to deal with the problems of our country”, he added, strangling in passing Eric Zemmour, putative candidate, a “televangelist whose only program is:” the Arabs at the sea” “.