The comments of the head of government do not pass. Marine Le Pen protested on Sunday against the “infamous and unworthy” remarks made according to her by Élisabeth Borne, who considered that the National Rally was “heir to Pétain”. These remarks by the Prime Minister “are not acceptable with regard to the first opposition party, its 88 deputies, its thousands of elected officials and the millions of French people it represents”, criticized the RN manager on Twitter.
Same story on the side of Jordan Bardella. “By making such serious, misleading and insulting remarks, Elisabeth Borne insults the first opposition party and smears the millions of French people who vote for the RN”, stormed the president of the National Rally on Twitter.
“This government is ready to do anything indecent to hide its record: no one will be fooled,” he added. “I do not believe at all in the normalization of the National Rally”, “heir to Pétain” and in “dangerous ideology”, declared the Prime Minister to Radio J.
Prime Minister “uneducated”, gets carried away Sébastien Chenu
“Élisabeth Borne is both uneducated, unworthy and incapable”, also criticized the deputy RN Sébastien Chenu in Political issues (France Inter/France Info/Le Monde). “Uncultured because she forgets that in the history of the National Front, people founded it like Georges Bidault, President of the Council and resistant, like Michel de Camaret, resistant”, affirmed the elected representative of the North. Pierre Bousquet, former Waffen-SS, also participated in the founding of the National Front in 1972.
“I am not accusing Ms. Borne of having participated in an administration whose head was at the time François Mitterrand who received the francisque”, a decoration under Vichy, said Sébastien Chenu. “She is unworthy because she hides undemocratic practices through her excesses of language when she restores censorship, by seizing or redacting a book that talks about her life”, The Secret of Bérengère Bonte (L’Archipel), he attacked. “She is incapable, she would do better to focus on the French rather than insulting millions of voters,” concluded the MP.