Our liberal and activist association – Liberté Chérie Nice Côte d’Azur – was born in 2004, in the heart of the 1st constituency, this 100% Nicoise constituency whose electoral stakes are now attracting the most attention. Its future is therefore particularly important to us.
On Sunday, June 10, voters will have to choose their next deputy.
This choice is not insignificant, as it truly indicates the type of society we aspire to live in.
Among the 15 candidates present, it is clear that only 4 can hope to achieve a truly significant score and that the winner of the election is already among them.
However, between Eric Ciotti (UMP), Patrick Allemand (PS), Jacques Peyrat (FN), and Robert Injey (Front de Gauche), the choice is obvious for all those who have made or will make the choice of a responsible, honest, and courageous society.
Therefore, Liberté Chérie Nice without any hesitation calls to vote for Eric Ciotti, whose record as a deputy is remarkable and impeccable.
Choosing Eric Ciotti is choosing a righteous, clear-headed man who is committed to defending citizens and taxpayers who work, respect the laws, and uphold those values that have made France a great nation, free and proud of its heritage.
Choosing Patrick Allemand is sending to the National Assembly a socialist activist who will obediently vote for tax increases that will further crush the middle classes and for the lax laws that Mrs. Taubira is preparing to facilitate the lives of delinquents, and who (as he has declared) will celebrate his victory by laying a wreath on the plaque commemorating the most immoral president of the Fifth Republic: François Mitterrand.
Choosing Jacques Peyrat is opting for vengeful hatred and bitterness, giving a ballot to a man over 80 who, after almost 14 years at the mayoralty of Nice, wants to make us believe that he embodies the “real change.”
Choosing Robert Injey is opting for a representative of this radical left that hates France, rejects its history, claims that the future of our country lies with the Maghreb and wishes not to build prisons, but on the contrary to leave convicts in “open environments.”
Justice against laxity, future against past, love of one’s country against blind hatred: this is what voters must express on Sunday, June 10.
If you want to pay more taxes, facilitate the welfare of those who produce nothing, encourage delinquency, and sink France into the depths of oblivion on the international stage, you can vote for the left or the National Front, their eternal objective ally.
If you wish to have a deputy who will fight with all the energy he is capable of to counter the excesses of the socialists and their green and red friends, you must vote for Eric Ciotti.
