Monday, May 18, 2015

When Mélenchon acknowledges that “Holland played well” – Marianne

Guests this Sunday of the Grand Jury RTL to talk about his latest book, The Bismarck Herring , Jean-Luc Mélenchon, questioned about his relationship with EELV and specifically about his contacts with Cécile Duflot , admitted that things had “spoiled.” He who yet, following the rally in support of Syriza end of January which had joined EELV, already imagining a “new coalition “ with the Greens – a prospect reinforced by the scores far from being ashamed joint lists Left Front – Europe Ecology -, had to put water in his wine. Worse, former candidate for the presidential election, which is rarely tender with the current President of the Republic, even acknowledged that his hopes of rapprochement with the Greens were showered “because Holland played well” .

And to recognize the qualities of a tactical Holland who, admittedly, never really left his old costume first secretary of the Socialist Party. “It was a good start, it would gather from all sides but Holland has made them the stroke of” who wants to be minister. ” Result? This is a mess. Minister wants to be a part, the other does not, or has been. They found the lowest common denominator, that is to say “we are together”, so they make their own lists, against everyone “, was sorry the former co-chairman of the Party left.

Strange as it is, this is not a first. Jean-Luc Mélenchon, in the past, had already recognized the talents of strategists Francois Hollande. It was facing the cameras of France 24 ( see below ). Mélenchon admitted having arranged with Holland at the Congress of Brest in 1997 to inflate their scores, agree that Holland had gleefully trampled, rolling in flour his comrade on the left wing. Which led retrospectively Mélenchon, to explain this betrayal of their agreement, as Holland did “per game, he is a man who likes to play.” If no environmentalist candidate is present on the starting line in 2017, it will add to this sentence: “And who knows how to win”

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