Holland Trierweiler: the "dishonor of France" for Nadine Morano
The former UMP minister Nadine Morano said Monday that Francois Hollande and Valerie Trierweiler had brought "dishonor of France", while the former girlfriend of the head of state is promoting his book abroad and not without criticizing political action of the head of state. "This is a couple that, somewhere, we will have brought dishonor all of France," ruled Nadine Morano on RMC and BFM TV.
"We export a little boorishness" François Hollande, she felt, before continuing on Valerie Trierweiler: "If she had a bit of a sense of respect for his country, beyond the man with that it had agreed to be at the Elysee, she would not behave in this way, go make money on his personal history and one that is going to criticize anyway, like it or you do the love not the head of state. "
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"In situations of personal revenge"
"At the same time, this is a woman who was humiliated on the surface of the planet, it is, what it can say say, in situations of personal revenge, which negatively promoting both Francis Holland but also from France ridicules it wherever it goes, "added the MEP.
The Head of State "obviously" right to respect for his private life, but "at the same time, it is not obliged to hide." "It seems that his privacy is as mediocre as public life he presents," said the former minister of Nicolas Sarkozy.
