The majority tried to put itself in battle order for the European elections by organizing a large meeting in Paris around the head of the list Valérie Hayer and Prime Minister Gabriel Attal. The choice of the Mutualité room, where Emmanuel Macron launched his presidential adventure in 2017, was a symbol… seven years to the day after his first election to the presidency of the Republic…
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Twenty-seven ministers, all senior executives from Renaissance and its allies Modem, Horizons, UDI… Around 2,000 people in total were present, serving one objective: trying to breathe new life into Valérie Hayer’s campaign which skates in the face of the National Rally. At the Mutualité, the watchword was therefore: everyone behind Valérie Hayer. Gabriel Attal the first : ” Yes, Valérie, you showed your solidity, your convictions, your competence. We are proud of you! »
The Prime Minister presented as the anti-Bardella weapon upon his appointment, barely present until now in the campaign, came to ring out the mobilization: “ Today we are launching the turning point of this campaign. »
Faced with the duplicity of an RN which, he says, borders on “anonymous Europhobes”, Gabriel Attal presents Europe as a ” shield » and asks a question: “ Do we want to be in Europe or outside of Europe? For us, it’s clear, it’s in there. »
Valérie Hayer continues the denunciation of an opportunist RN by referring to the affair of Colombe, this Restos du coeur volunteer who shocked France by explaining the reasons for her vote for Jordan Bardella’s party: “ Here I want to address all the Doves of our country. With them in power, not a price drops, not a salary increases, not a factory reopens. And it is for you, Colombe, for all those who are resigned, that I want to fight. My responsibility is to change your mind. »
“ Let’s fight to make all the scenarios written in advance lie », concluded Gabriel Attal. The majority has one month left to try by all means to reduce the gap with the RN.
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