Presidential 2027: “It’s not my subject”, retorts Clémence Guetté to the exfiltration of Raphaël Glucksmann in demonstration

Yet another disturbed appearance. Thursday, Raphaël Glucksmann took to the streets for the first time since the start of the social anger movement. But as expected, the social democratic candidate was booed, forced to leave the Parisian procession after an hour. For the MP for La France insoumise (LFI), Clémence Guetté, the problem lies elsewhere. “It’s a question of political response,” she assured this Friday on France Inter.

“It’s not my subject,” said the elected representative of Val-de-Marne, Clémence Guetté, also present in the procession alongside the Insoumis leader, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, and others. “The demonstrators take their responsibilities,” she continued. Since his victory in the left-wing primary in October, the MEP has almost systematically been attacked in his travels, seeing it as the responsibility of his adversaries. “There is a campaign of harassment by La France insoumise against me,” he denounced on October 26.

“I don’t care”

If he is not welcome in demonstrations, the vice-president of the National Assembly believes that it is because he “is one of those who are in line with the Macronist legacy”. “It’s up to Mr. Glucksmann to make proposals,” she says again. Seeing in these invectives and these whistles the mark of his refusal to “return to retirement at 60” or his opposition to forming an alliance with the Insoumis movement. “The PS has been better received in demonstrations in recent years because it created the New Popular Front,” she claims. “We are extremely well received,” rejoices the one who coordinates the program, L’Avenir en commune, unveiled this Friday, which will be followed by a meeting this Saturday at Le Bourget (Seine-Saint-Denis).