Honestly, this local version of “War of the Roses” is not very interesting and only appeals to the voyeurism of some amid this presidential election, which is undeniably focused solely on scandals.
The fact that Gaël Nofri, a councilor from the Estrosi majority, regains his memory and recalls having had a fictitious job within the FN, his party at the time, is his concern, unless there was a violation of the law, which is for the judiciary to decide (if they are handling the case).
For the young Marion Maréchal Le Pen to turn it into a personal issue by bringing up old street rumors from old Nice about her daughter’s paternity seems like an “irrelevant” argument in this campaign, where the candidates’ programs and proposals have taken a back seat in political exchanges.
Politics, in the noble sense of the term, is something else. We may advise the two young elected officials, who have the prospect of a promising political career ahead of them, to take things positively and elevate the debate to make it more engaging for the voters.
Since Gaël Nofri has the delegation for traffic, he could use it wisely and proclaim: “move along, there’s nothing to see here!”
