A week later, the same scenario is emerging. The parliamentarians of the National Rally will vote this Monday their own motion in the face of a new use of 49-3 by the government on the whole of the 2023 social security draft budget.
But far-right parliamentarians “will vote on any other motion” presented in “acceptable terms,” launched MP RN Sébastien Chenu in the National Assembly. His group indicated that this meant a vote on the motion carried by La France insoumise.
The support of the RN had created unease on the left
The support last Monday of the group of Marine Le Pen to a motion of the Nupes had created unease in the ranks of the left as much as aroused criticism from the presidential camp. The LFI group this time went it alone on the left in filing a motion after a new 49.3 from the government.
“Your method” of seeking compromise “is only a decoy” and the relative majority “weak and without panache”, hammered Sébastien Chenu in the hemicycle. “Your method saves your politics, your budget, your government and ultimately your head,” concluded the MP from the North.