Europe 1 with AFP 1:46 p.m., April 7, 2022
Jean Lassalle will again be a candidate in the legislative elections of June 12 and 19, to apply for a fifth consecutive term, the deputy of Pyrénées-Atlantiques announced on Thursday on the set of Public Senate.
"I'll tell you eye to eye: I'm going to go," he said at the very end of the show.
While the presidential election is not over yet, Jean Lassalle is already thinking about the next one.
He will again be a candidate in the legislative elections of June 12 and 19, to apply for a fifth consecutive term, the deputy of Pyrénées-Atlantiques announced on Thursday on the set of Public Senate.
"I'll tell you eye to eye: I'm going to go," said the presidential candidate, asked about the next elections, at the very end of the program.
The presidential election, "I come out of it serene"
Regarding the presidential election, Jean Lassalle of the Résistons! party, credited with between 2 and 3% of voting intentions in the polls, again deplored "a shitty campaign".
"She's getting a little better by the way since I said that," he added.
"I come out of it serene, it's obvious, because I still have the feeling that I contributed a little, even if I left very late (…)", he continued, regretting again for not having been given enough consideration by the media.
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He also reiterated his accusations of "soft dictatorship" which prevents "standing out".
"It's not the Hitler dictatorship (…) but yes it is an absolute dictatorship", affirmed the candidate.
Is he prevented from campaigning?
"There is much more subtle than that in the soft dictatorship, we destroy you. That is to say that Stalin was obliged to send his opponents to Siberia, the Americans to Guantanamo. We have with the soft dictatorship (… ) the ability to let you dry out on your own".