In “An intimate ambition”, Marlène Schiappa looks back on her delay in the Assembly – The HuffPost

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POLICY – “An intimate ambition” has made a comeback on M6 this Sunday, November 7 and led several women politicians to confide in their private life.

After having collected the confidences of candidates for the 2017 election, then those of celebrities, Karine Le Marchand this time followed in their daily life Valérie Pécresse, Rachida Dati, Anne Hidalgo, Marine Le Pen and Marlene Schiappa.

The latter notably came back during the program on the episode of his delay of a few minutes at the National Assembly on December 4, 2020, which had earned him a call to order. She then explained that she had to keep her sick child, recalling that “ministers are human beings”.

The Minister in charge of Citizenship confides to Karine Le Marchand to have been “revolted” by these remonstrances. “Any parent who has their child with a fever takes six minutes to take the temperature, make a doctor’s appointment, take the Covid test, etc.”, lists Marlène Schiappa, who sees a “lack of empathy terrible ”in the criticisms made against him.

“I can not let that go, adds Marlène Schiappa to justify why she wanted to explain the reason for her delay at the time. She claims to have “wanted to raise a fist for mothers who work and struggle and who arrive late to the nursery and who do not have time to do the shopping”.

See also on The HuffPost: Strong tensions in the Assembly between Corbière and Schiappa against a background of accusation of sexism