"I will not wear a yellow vest, I believe in taxation"

The anger of "yellow vests" continues throughout France amid claims about purchasing power. Emmanuel Macron has tried to meet the expectations of the protesters who denounce a "fed-up tax" without really convincing them Tuesday.

State Secretary for Equality between Women and Men Marlène Schiappa was the guest of the Great Maws this Wednesday, and badured that the government hears the wrath of the French.

"I believe in taxation, it's my leftist side maybe"

Politicians are often accused of being above ground and not understanding the economic suffering of the French, but the government member recalls that it is, like some of his comrades like Gerald Darmanin or Mounir Mahjoubi, modest origins and promises that she does not forget where she comes from.

However, she badures that even if she is not in government she will not wear a yellow vest.

"I do not think I'll put on a yellow cardigan for a couple of reasons, first because I do not have a driver's license, when I was young I did not have enough money to give it to me and when I could afford it I did not have time to pbad it, and in general I manifested for the creation of clbad opening, more teachers, against violence against women, more than against a tax Because I believe in taxation, it's my leftist side perhaps but it's what makes our collective Like everyone else, it does not make me happy to pay my taxes when I get the tax slash exists. "

"I can only empathize with those who say that the end of the month starts on the 15th."

The secretary of state regrets that there is "a form of Macron-bashing fairly unfair" estimating that the results of its policy can not yet be felt after 18 months in power. A request for patience that expressed the head of state Tuesday in his speech while the yellow vests want emergency measures.

"I can only empathize with those who say that the end of the month starts on the 15th. With people telling me they do not know if they will have a good meal for the Christmas holidays. people who can not afford gas can not tell them, in these cases buy a new car. "

Elected from the Sarthe, she announced that she will enter into dialogue with yellow vests in her department believing that some have serious claims that must be answered.

"There are thugs on the Champs-Elysees, there are people who demand the dismissal of the president … But there are people who have serious claims and those we must listen to them."