Pension reform: Pradié confirms that he will vote for the motion of censure Liot
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It’s confirmed. LR deputy for Lot Aurélien Pradiéwho led the revolt on the right on the pension reform, announced on Monday that he would vote for the cross-partisan censure motion, as we were talking about this Sunday.
“Yes I will vote for the motion of censure carried by Charles de Courson” (Liot) but “not that of the National Rally, it is obvious”, he assured on Europe 1, a few hours before the National Assembly decides on these two motions. “If it is necessary to go through this electroshock and this political alert, I assume it”, added the elected representative of Lot, ensuring to act “as a patriot and not as a political opponent”.
This vote of censorship is “one step, it will not be enough” and “the President of the Republic must now have an initiative to unite the country”, estimated Aurélien Pradié, denouncing in passing a law “poisoned, made up of full of democratic vices”. “You cannot endorse this permanent passage in force, this law passed under incredible conditions”, he added.
According to him, the LR deputies ready to vote for censorship are “perhaps fifteen, I don’t know if there are more”. Their number is crucial in the adoption or not of censorship, which however seems unlikely.
Other deputies will vote for the motion
The deputy of Pas-de-Calais Pierre-Henri Dumont assured, for his part, on BFMTV that he would also vote for the motion of censure of the Liot group. “The objective is to denounce the conditions for examining this pension bill” but also to “offer a way out of the crisis in the country”, he explained. The deputy of Oise Maxime Minot meanwhile announced on France 2 that he would vote for this motion as well as that of the National Rally “for consistency” since it “is identical”.
In Le Figaro this Monday, the boss of LR deputies, Olivier Marleix, called his colleagues to “responsibility” by considering that those who will vote for a motion “will serve the soup to Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen”. An opinion that Aurélien Pradié does not share. “The responsibility is not to abandon the voice of the people to the extremes. I refuse that the alternative is tomorrow Marine Le Pen or Jean-Luc Mélenchon, ”he said.
To believe Eric Ciotti, questioned on BFMTV this Monday morning, it has not yet been decided whether the LR deputies voting in favor of one of the motions of censure would be excluded from the group or not. “We’ll see,” he replied simply.
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