Nicolas Dupont-Aignan: I will be in the second round of presidential elections – Le Figaro

THE SCAN POLICY – The president of France Arise, who Tuesday announced his candidacy, does not want to “figurative”

tireless. Despite his failure in the 2012 presidential election, in which he had harvested only 1.8% of the vote, Nicolas Dupont-Aignan renewed the assault of the Elysee. The chairman of Standing France announced Tuesday his candidacy for the presidential election of 2017. And it is undoubtedly confident: “I will be in the second round,” he vowed Wednesday on France Info. “I’m not doing this to make up the numbers, I’m not doing this to sell. I never sold myself. ”

self-fulfilling prophecy? Especially so for the member of the Essonne to show it is ready to take its fight to the end, without tying agrees with the fringe parties, and it is estimated size to compete with the candidates from LR, PS or the FN. Already, during the regional elections in Ile-de-France, Nicolas Dupont-Aignan had used the same technique. “I’m sure we can be leading the evening of the first round,” he assured a few days before the election. He had finally arrived in sixth position with 6.57% of the vote.

Looking ahead to 2017, Nicolas Dupont-Aignan wished to embody an alternative candidacy for the traditional right which it comes, but also the FN , he sided with the “extreme” side. “I am running because I am certain that our country will be fine if it changes policy, if exchange rate policy staff. For years, a minority government against the silent majority of the French, “he denounced Tuesday night on TF1. His ambition? Be a “president of order and justice.”

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Nicolas Dupont-Aignan had already proposed to reopen the prison of Cayenne, French Guiana, to confine the parties to the French jihad. The presidential candidate proposed on Wednesday a new idea of ​​destination: “I spoke Kerguelen after speaking of the prison because I consider that we can not take the risk of flying-bomb on our soil” he said Wednesday on France info. An exile in the middle of the Indian Ocean south, halfway from South Africa, Australia and Antarctica.