“Storage comments”, “I leave you to your caricatures”: Maxime Prévot and Georges-Louis Bouchez are severely attacking social networks

If Georges-Louis Bouchez believes that it will be necessary to make major financial concessions, his speech has obviously not hit the bull’s eye with his partner within the government. For example, “”In his interview with the free. Nevertheless, the president of the MR attacks single -parent families, the State and its public services, culture, development cooperation, “brols” of equal opportunities, social security … In addition, Beau Strikespoke on X Maxime Prévot. Similarly, Let’s be clear: these are the free positions of a party president. Therefore, but fortunately not the line of negotiated government agreements.“

Obviously, GLB did not hesitate to directly answer him in a discussion which has become lunar. “”At some point, we cannot systematically start the same policies hoping for another result. […] Asking for efforts from our fellow citizens and funding projects “storage comments”, “i leave you with a perfectible utility raises questions. But I am in a hurry to discover the economy proposals of other parties … or would the only ambition be to constantly make more taxes? We were not elected for that.”

But Maxime Prévot did not allow himself to be done. He clearly clarified the important elements in the program of engaged when engaging in the government. “”It has been agreed to create a specific status for mothers. solo dads, to bail out the cultural sector, to preserve human rights issues, including equality issues, to reform public services without switching to an American -style Doge -style approach, to provide social security with the means of useful means by ensuring to limit the explosion of costs, to compensate CPAS, etc. […] If the subject was not as astounding, we could almost take interest in it. […] I liked it to specify it “storage comments”, “i leave you to prevent anyone from thinking that his vision had imposed itself on others. Additionally, “

Before concluding coldly: “It is better that I avoid breaking in a manifestly sterile debate where. slogans visibly weigh more than substantive analyzes. I leave you to your caricatures. Good we!“