"I want a french mom" : Delphine Wespiser explains her choice of choice (VIDEO)

History stutters, and on April 24, the French will again have to choose in the presidential election between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen as the next President. Yesterday, Fabrice Di Vizio spoke in “Touche pas à mon poste” about his violent intention to block the current president. Other personalities such as Myriam Palomba have also shown that they want to be in “everything but Macron” in this “movement”.

On Wednesday, April 13, Cyril Hanouna pitted Public’s columnist and editor-in-chief and comedian Yassine Belettar, saying he would vote for Emmanuel Macron, believing it was unthinkable to see the far right in power. But during the controversy, Delphine Wespiser reshaped the comedian’s tendency to systematically liken Marine Le Pen to her father, Jean-Marie. “When you say, ‘Okay, this is Marine, but his name is Le Pen’, you are already on something. Attention, he is not his father like you, you are not your parents. We’re not the same and so she cut off a bit with her dad ’cause he was something else“, first predicted Miss France 2012.

The former beauty queen later praised certain qualities of the National Rally candidate: “When you look at him, listen to him, you see that he is suggesting something else, it worked, there is a kind of philanthropy. Today people have the right to vote for someone other than Emmanuel Macron, who is living his day. He had five years to show us what he could do. Today, the result is that more than 60% of the French do not want to renew, but people do not dare because there are people like you who say ‘especially not far right’. It’s not the Front National, it’s the National Rally, it’s changed a lot because everyone can improve”, shot the person who turned perfect love with his friend Roger.

Cyril Hanouna then asked him about the athletes’ forum that had recently promoted “Everything but Marine Le Pen”: “I wish I had a president, I want a French mother who brings people together, protects, with a female sensibility. We know very well that men talk a lot and don’t always do it, a woman is a mother who does something”said Delphine Wespiser. Yassine Belatter, who did not completely agree with these words, replied: “You were Miss France. Would you accept the idea that Miss France represented some of the French and turned her back on the others? I think you should understand that we are a country that does not agree (…) I say it in a friendly way because we know each other. You can’t tell people Marine Le Pen is the mother of France.”. And Delphine Wespiser will respond passionately: “You can’t say Marine Le Pen is the devil”. An uncompromising discussion.

LT