06.09.18 national assembly1 roost MP election woman machismo

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Paris, Thursday, September 6, 2018 

THE PERCHOIR AND DICTATURE MACHISTE 

The election of the President of the National Assembly will take place. 

On all sides voices are raised to put an end to the political archaism that is the systematic election of a man at the perch. 

For example, MP Mélenchon, President of the FI Group: "It is time to elect a woman president of the National Assembly. A woman among the first 4 characters of the state! It's time ". 

He does not say "a woman of my party" but "a woman". 

Indeed, all that the opposition can do in this election is to put an end to the macho dictatorship in this strategic place for the functioning of the institutions. 

The moment after the clashes will resume. But they will succeed a victory of democracy and it is not without consequences. 

But as always, as soon as you go to action:1- The idea is that the candidate woman must think like the elected ones who vote for her. Everyone presents his candidate.2- It follows that women pose as an obstacle to the accession of a woman to the post of the 4th personage of the State.3- So, the result will be the election of a man. 

I suggest that the opposition members call together to vote for En Marche's wife who can run. 

The majority party will nominate a candidate who is the only eligible. He will claim that it is the only possible one. 

It absolutely needs to eliminate women in the internal meetings of the Group. Indeed, this time, and it's good, no man can claim to be the natural candidate. The candidate selected by the Group will only have the legitimacy to be that of the majority group. 

If by September 11, the opposition groups call for agreement on this issue and address the people to make them share their demand for a woman perch, the majority party will have the greatest difficulty in maintaining the exclusion of women on the grounds that their candidate is indispensable and the only one able to exercise this mandate. 

It will have to subordinate itself to this call and leave room for the free vote of the members on this subject. 

If the opposition blocks the name of a woman, it can be elected and it will be a victory of democracy. 

Or the groups are able to face this deadline, or we will resume a dose of putrid archaism until the next emergency to elect a man. 

Do the leaders of the opposition parties, all men, really want this defeat of machismo and this victory of democracy? 

This can be decided in a Weekend. 
Marc SALOMONE