Ségolène Royal publishes a ebook and says she “could participate in a left-wing primary” for the 2027 presidential election | EUROtoday

Less than two years earlier than the 2027 presidential election, Ségolène Royal is attempting to place herself on the left with the discharge of her ebook, Wednesday October 29, But who will take care of the kids? (Fayard). On this event, the previous socialist candidate in 2007 affirmed on France 2 that she “could participate in a left-wing primary” for 2027.

In his ebook printed Wednesday, M^me Royal develops the precept of “generational debt”in direction of a youth “riddled with anxiety” and defends the necessity “to fully assume the maternal share of power”not like the “toxic virilism”. “The qualities that we attribute to maternal love – vigilance, patience, constancy, rigor – are precisely those that concerned citizens expect from their leaders today”she writes.

“To preside is to love”mentioned M^me Royal on France 2, emphasizing that “the new generation has lost confidence in the future, is destabilized and is staggering. And our responsibility is to give him confidence in the future again.”.

A method borrowed from Laurent Fabius

Returning to the method (which is the title of her ebook) offered by Laurent Fabius in 2007, when she ran for president, Ségolène Royal explains that “this book reverses the stigma by finally saying today, what do we need, if not tenderness, love of the people, reassurance of these people, to protect them against anxiety? »she insisted.

Asked if she wanted to return to political life, M^me Royal replied that “it will depend on the context”however she wished “these ideas be carried” within the subsequent presidential election.

M^me Royal, who had for a time surrendered his Socialist Party card, had supported considered one of Olivier Faure’s opponents, Hélène Geoffroy, on the final celebration congress. The phrases of a possible left-wing main, which the PS and Les Ecologists are discussing particularly, must be made public on the finish of the yr.