Jordan Bardella was the guest of the morning of France Inter this Thursday, June 24. During his visit, the interim president of the National Rally was apparently surprised by a question from Léa Salamé about the tattoos of one of the deputies of his party.
A historic picture. This Wednesday, June 22, 89 deputies labeled National Rally entered the National Assembly. Satisfaction for Marine Le Pen, “which has seen the number of seats held by the far-right party multiply by 11, in just 5 years“, as pointed out The Parisian. The daughter of Jean-Marie Le Pen has also dared a dash of humor about his political adversaries: “We are not La France Insoumise, we don’t come in flip-flops and floral shirts!“, she dropped, according to comments reported by The world. Guest on the airwaves of France Inter this Thursday, June 24, Jordan Bardella returned this little sentence. “We are not La France Insoumise us, we have a little respect!” Jordan Bardella tackled.
“No Jordan Bardella flower shirts, but tattoos, is that possible?“, wondered Léa Salamé, whilean RN deputy wore her tattoos in front of the Palais Bourbon. “You have one of your deputies, freshly elected, who prides herself on being the most tattooed in the entire National Assembly“, underlined the journalist. “And so ?“, retorted the interested party, a bit surprised by this remark. “I don’t have tattoos, it’s not really my thing, but there are a lot of French people who have tattoos“, observed the acting president of the National Rally. “So no floral shirts, but tattoos?“, insisted Léa Salamé. “It’s possible“, shyly replied Jordan Bardella.
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Jordan Bardella tackles La France Insoumise
At the microphone of France Inter, Jordan Bardella pointed the finger at the attitude of the deputies of La France Insoumise to the National Assembly:I think that coming dressed properly to the National Assembly is also a mark of respect for the French, which obviously La France Insoumise has not adopted, whose many claim to arrive scruffy, dancing in front of the National Assembly, limit twerking at the foot of the perch“, he indicated. “I have the impression of seeing zadists.“And the protege of Marine Le Pen to drive the point home a few moments later:”When we arrive at the National Assembly, we represent the French, so it’s normal, out of respect for them, that we dress properly and that we don’t arrive scruffy as if we were leaving a party.” It is said !
Photo credits: France Inter screenshot
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