Stress states "zero candidates" and declares the formation of political movements

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Proposing an agreement between the rights and Macron for 2022 last week, Christian Estrosi assured the president that he was not a "candidate of any kind" as support for the president who came out on Tuesday.

Throwing stones at the pool by proposing an agreement between rights and Macron for 2022, Nice’s LR mayor Christian Estrosi, assured that he will not be a “candidate of any kind” in return for the support given to the president who left on Tuesday.

He asked about BFMTV and RMC whether he would vote for Emmanuel Macron in the next presidential election, he immediately asked things that were clear: in that month I got a lot of confidence from the Nice and Nice community last March, so no, what responsibility purpose, any ambition. "I am a free man", "I am for the service of my city", "I have carried out the responsibilities of ministers and parliament, all of which have been completed, behind me," he insisted.

Republican No. 3 Republican Aurélien Pradié finds it "very bad" to call for a coalition around Emmanuel Macron, while Christian Estrosi condemns "partisan sectarianism" and "partisan sectarianism" as people who kill anyone.

He once again demonstrated his approach: "Since now no one is forcing himself as a" natural candidate "in the" right ", let's" set the situation "for the coalition around Emmanuel Macron who came in search of two prime ministers" in this political family. "Perhaps there is an answer to a situation like this. It will not happen, so the discussion that I open today is really useless," he said.
Its structure will be La France audacieuse "political movement"

The mayor of Nice also announced that the audacieuse movement La France will "step forward" at the convention in Saint-Germain-en-Laye on September 22, becoming a political movement without a mayor's club. "But" it will include all our citizens who want to be involved so that we can talk about concrete, security, industry, employment, ecological transition. "

When asked about the possibility of introducing a dose of proportionality in the 2022 legislative elections, when Home Minister Gérald Darmanin wanted Monday, Mr. Estrosi "will limit any, or any other, if there is no coalition agreement before the presidential election, then there is a coalition agreement".

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