“It’s sad, it’s distressing”: Wallerand de Saint-Just denounces the declaration of Jean-Marie Le Pen
On our antenna, Wallerand de Saint-Just, president of the Rassemblement national group at the Ile-de-France Regional Council, lambasted Jean-Marie Le Pen’s support for Eric Zemmour: “I find that sad from Jean -Marie Le Pen. It’s distressing. “
“I would have thought that Jean-Marie Le Pen would make his decision based on ideas, programs, personalities. There, it is a reaction of pure opportunity,” said Wallerand de Saint-Just. “We are not surprised that Jean-Marie Le Pen wants to support someone who often makes irresponsible remarks,” he added, however.
LaREM opens its Summer Universities in Avignon this Saturday
LaREM opens its Summer Universities in Avignon this Saturday. They will be held until Sunday, in the presence of many members of the majority and the executive, first and foremost the head of government.
Jean-Marie Le Pen announces his support for Eric Zemmour “if he is in the best position”
The former president of the National Front, Jean-Marie Le Pen, assured this Saturday nearby World that he would support Eric Zemmour “if he (was) the best placed national camp candidate”. The entourage of the former presidential candidate confirmed these comments to BFMTV.
Paying tribute to the “culture” and to the “courage” of the one he calls simply “Eric” during this interview given on Thursday to the daily in his manor of Montretout in the Paris region, he celebrates the “refreshing” speech of the essayist, with whom there are many points in common.
Ideological first: “He got up on the barricade saying things that no one dared to say except me. He says what I think, but with a higher audience.” Then, he considers him the victim of the same “demonization”: “It starts to grow … He will soon have a Luciferian tail and split feet, too!”
“The only difference between Eric and me is that he is Jewish”, however saw fit to underline Jean-Marie Le Pen who made several anti-Semitic statements in the past: “It is difficult to qualify him as a Nazi or fascist. This gives him greater freedom, “he continues.
“The polls made at too long a distance are then denied”: the vice-president of LR puts the threat Zemmour into perspective
On our antenna, this Saturday morning, Agnès Evren vice-president of the Republicans, relativized the scope of the survey published the day before by Ipsos Sopra Steria. “The polls made at too long a distance are then denied. A presidential election crystallizes in the last three months,” she said.
“But it is true that our subject on the right is that we do not yet have our champion, our natural candidate. However, winning the presidential election is also winning the battle of the incarnation”, a- she recognized, however.
Le Pen, Zemmour and Bertrand in a pocket square, according to a survey
Marine Le Pen, given 16% of the voting intentions, is followed by the putative candidate Eric Zemmour at 15%, who himself is ahead of the right-wing candidate Xavier Bertrand at 14%, according to an Ipsos Sopra Steria poll for FranceInfo and The Parisian, published Friday. According to the same survey, if Valérie Pécresse represents the right, she is credited with 12% of the voting intentions, behind Eric Zemmour at 15%, and the candidate of the National Rally at 17%.
Outgoing president Emmanuel Macron is given 24 or 25% depending on whether he is opposed to Xavier Bertrand or Valérie Pécresse. On the left, the LFI candidates Jean-Luc Mélenchon and EELV Yannick Jadot are each credited with 9% of the vote, with the socialist Anne Hidalgo at 5.5%. If Michel Barnier is the candidate for the right, he is given at 11%, Eric Zemmour at 15%, Marine Le Pen at 17%, and Emmanuel Macron at 25.5%. On the left the scores remain unchanged except for Yannick Jadot, given at 9.5%.
If Eric Zemmour does not run for president, Marine Le Pen goes up to 25%, as well as Xavier Bertrand to 17%. Emmanuel Macron is given to him at 25%. Marine Le Pen reaches 26% like Emmanuel Macron in the Valérie Pécresse scenario, herself given at 14%. Still without Eric Zemmour, Marine Le Pen reached 26% and Emmanuel Macron reached 27% in the Michel Barnier scenario, given at 13%.
Survey carried out online from September 29 to 30 with a sample of 1,500 people representative of the French population aged 18 and over, according to the quota method. Margin of error for voting intentions between 0.7 and 2.5 points.