the RN denounces a “odds and ends” project and “still calls for dissolution” by reaching out to LR

The RN vice-president of the National Assembly Sébastien Chenu was the guest of “Political Questions” on Sunday.

“We are still calling for dissolution because this budget is not going to look like anything”insists the vice-president of the National Rally Sébastien Chenu, guest on Political Questions Sunday November 2 on France Inter and franceinfo TV. For him, the budget currently being debated by parliamentarians is “a budget made up of bits and pieces, without any coherence, which does not tackle the toxic expenditures of the State”. He regrets a budget which “aims to pick the pockets of the French, without any in-depth reform”.

“If it is to make a tax policy that is anti-poor, there will be no way with us”warns Sébastien Chenu, who sees dissolution as a way to move towards more coherence. In the event of dissolution, the northern RN deputy is convinced that his party can have an absolute majority “with our allies and Eric Ciotti”. If votes are missing, the vice-president of the National Assembly says he is ready to “to convince MoDem, Liot, Republican or other deputies who could share a base of government”.

While Marine Le Pen insists that she is not in favor of “the union of the rights”, the vice-president of her party in fact opens the door to the LR: “The first who can work with us, probably the closest, remain the Republicans. But we can go very, very far”assures Sébastien Chenu. He adds: “Our political offer is aimed at everyone, not just the right. That would be ridiculous. There are patriots in all camps.”