“Stab against youth”: the increasingly muscular rhetoric of the Minister of Public Accounts
DECRYPTION - While the budget vote is stuck in an impasse, David Amiel tries to defend his copy by using the rhetoric of the war of generations.
“We cannot move forward like sleepwalkers in the budgetary discussion,” urged David Amiel, Minister of Public Accounts, in the Chamber last week. And yet, for the minister responsible for the delicate mission of passing the budget, the examination of the finance bill (PLF) and the Social Security financing bill (PLFSS) is certainly starting to look like a bad dream. For a month, the government's budget copy has been methodically reduced to shreds by deputies.
Almost all the savings proposed by the government are eliminated and elected officials happily vote for billions of euros in additional spending.
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- Le Figaro26 Oct, 17:45
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