The RN deputy denounces “infiltrated” elements within the party while reaffirming his confidence in Jordan Bardella.
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The National Rally is facing several media revelations concerning racist or anti-Semitic remarks made by collaborators or members of the party.
He himself admits that his party attracts “crazy people”. Guest of the BFM Politique show, National Rally deputy Jean-Philippe Tanguy reacted to the new case targeting an RN parliamentary attaché with racist and anti-Semitic opinions. “I fired a lot of crazy people. But they are hiding, they are infiltrated,” he assured. Friday, the RN deputy for Bouches-du-Rhône Franck Allisio announced “terminating” the contract of a parliamentary attaché, questioned by Libération for online publications of “collaborationist reading tips, racist jokes and fascist slogans. »
A new case which is added to many others revealed by the press in recent years and which undermine the strategy of demonization of the far-right party desired by Marine Le Pen. “These are poor guys and poor girls who don’t even have the courage to accept their rotten opinions, who come to the National Rally like freeloaders,” explained Jean-Philippe Tanguy. “As soon as we find out, we fire them” but “I am not a psychiatrist and I am not the DGSI”, he added.
“Absolute confidence in Jordan Bardella”
The MP also reaffirmed “his absolute confidence in Jordan Bardella” despite the new revelations made by Le Canard aîné, Libération or Mediapart undermining the defense of the president of the RN, in particular on the closure of his Facebook accounts at the heart of the affair of the anti-Semitic remarks attributed to him.
These are “not evidence” but “insignificant details” from which “the journalists make completely crazy reasonings”, accused the RN deputy, also accusing them of “dumping the trash” by going to question childhood friends of Jordan Bardella.

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RN deputy Jean-Philippe Tanguy admitted that his party attracted individuals with extremist opinions, described as “infiltrators”. This statement follows the dismissal of a parliamentary attaché for racist and anti-Semitic publications.