The First Lady explains that the French “speak very frankly to her about what is going well, what is not going well”.
A relationship that has changed over the years. Brigitte Macron returned to her relationship with the French in an interview broadcast by RTL this Wednesday morning. “At first […] they didn’t know me. Now I have entered their landscape”, judges the First Lady.
From now on, the French “identify me, therefore [ils se disent] ‘with her we can go there, we can talk to her'”, she believes. “They talk to me very frankly about what is going well, what is not going well”.
Most often, Brigitte Macron hears “tell your husband”, which insinuates to tell him “what’s going”, but also “what’s wrong”, she underlines. The former literature teacher assures that she “always” reports these words to her husband.
“Silent Majority”
Another sentence often comes to his ears: “We say nothing, but we don’t think less”. This formula, “I don’t always understand it”, confided Brigitte Macron in an interview with the Parisian.
It’s “as if there was a fear of speaking on the part of a whole silent majority”, she explained.
In recent weeks, the First Lady has been very present in the media. To talk about Operation Yellow Pieces, but not only. She thus drew criticism after taking a position on the pension reform, declaring on TF1 to the address of the youngest: “Everything is done so that you have a pension”.
Another highly commented outing: his interview at Parisian during which she was in favor of wearing a uniform, contrary to the position defended by Pap Ndiaye, Minister of National Education.
