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An incredible debate where Darmanin, Macron's Minister of the Interior tells Marine Le Pen she is to "soft" on Islam. Le Pen, quite stunned, then defends french citizens right to religious freedom. Against the government...pic.twitter.com/ZZsulO9eAK
1/To add some context, the minister mocks her because she seems too "soft" compared with other members of her own party. Which is, to say the least, very silly. But his whole line of argument during the debate was to prove he was stronger on Islamism than her. Which is scary
2/ See the account in le Monde for example (not an anti-Macron journal by any standards):https://www.lemonde.fr/politique/article/2021/02/12/debat-marine-le-pen-gerald-darmanin-la-dediabolisation-par-procuration_6069774_823448.html …
3/ So there is a degree of irony in how he tells it that is not fully grasped by the scene. But at the same time it does also illustrates perfectly the message he wanted to pass during the whole debate: Le Pen is not serious about Islamism, but I'am.
It's simply because it's not wrong
hey @the42question what's the exact translation here
Trying to appropriate far-right arguments has never worked. Macron is making a big mistake
He literally says that she is soft compared to what other members of her party say about Muslims and that they will be disappointed. He also suggest that this softness is actually insincere and just an attempt to appeal to moderate voters. Why do you lie about that?
Turns out Macron 2017 = Le Pen 2022 was correct, but in a really unexpected way
France seriously should’ve gone with Melenchon.
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