Credit: BERTRAND GUAY / AFP Thomas Thévenoud at the Elysee, August 27.
goodbye to the Assembly the former Secretary of State Thomas Thévenoud, removed from government due to fiscal woes, exasperates the press on Tuesday for whom reunification is really “not glorious.” The ephemeral Secretary of State for Foreign Trade announced Monday night that he was resigning from the PS but intended to remain deputy of Saone-et-Loire. He should join the unregistered.
An insult to all taxpayers
Nicolas Beytout in “The Opinion”
“Of course, Thomas Thévenoud did not, for all we know, the same degree of guilt or unworthiness Jerome Cahuzac . But what it represents is overwhelming and one perspective to see him back now on the benches of the National Assembly seems an insult to all taxpayers in good standing with their collector, “said Nicolas Beytout in Opinion .
Consequences devastating
Olivier Pirot in The New Republic of West Center refers to a “firm but symbolic sanction” from the PS, “so as not to lose too much face … but to save the fingertips of age” absolute Hanging By a vote (290 PS 289 for a majority). “Not all that glorious.”
The consequences will be devastating, say the editorialists. “The return to Parliament of the taxpayer ‘stunned’ add (ra) to a growing anti-parliamentarism. What we can quibble about such facts is truly revolting”, asserts Jacques Camus ( The Mountain / Central France .)
This is the National Front picks setting
Patrice Chabanet in “Le Journal de la Haute-Marne”
“The unforgivable behavior Thévenoud Thomas, forced to resign, and the supposed contempt for the poor suggested by Valérie Trierweiler, complete to drive the president” Hollande said Michel Urvoy in West France . “Between the fake bills Bygmalion validated by the leadership of the UMP and tax oversights’ of Thévenoud, the National Front who picks the last,” warned Patrice Chabanet in The Journal de la Haute-Marne . “” In the current political climate very bad, is better to lose a seat that his honor and his soul, “ he professes.
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