“We are not going to forbid threesomes”: Marlène Schiappa wins the Grand Prix for political humor – Charente Libre

Marlène Schiappa succeeds Édouard Philippe. The Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Interior, in charge of Citizenship, received the Grand Prix for political humor 2021 on Tuesday from the jury of the “Press Club, humor and politics” prize. This award is due to a sentence uttered over the microphone of Radio J when she defended her bill to fight against polygamy. “We are not going to forbid threesomes”, she had seen fit to clarify.

The jury of the “Press Club, humor and politics” prize, chaired by Olivier de Lagarde, chose this clarification provided by the Minister in charge of Citizenship at the microphone of Radio J among 16 “little sentences” competing for the funniest word. of the year in politics.

The Jury Prize is attributed to the sovereignist presidential candidate Nicolas Dupont-Aignan for his declaration: “I am strong among people who are on the verge of voting.”

The “Miot” Game Prize (in tribute to Jean Miot, creator of the prize) and the Special Jury Prize are awarded to Jean-Pierre Raffarin, former Prime Minister: “When the right becomes hard, it shrinks.”

The price of encouragement was awarded to Audrey Pulvar, deputy mayor PS of Paris Anne Hidalgo: “What is happening with extreme votes and abstention is the concrete translation of the effects of global warming”.

The price of recidivism was addressed to ex-president François Hollande: “Michel Barnier has a prince charming side for retirement homes”.

The pension reform, we will do that when we take off the masks “

The Marcel Duchamp Prize was given to the Minister of Culture Roselyne Bachelot: “As my grandfather used to say, it is better to have people in his tent and peeing outside than the other way around”.

Emmanuel Macron was awarded the Sigmund Freud Prize, for her response to a farmer during her visit to a fair in Provence: “The pension reform, we will do that when we fall the masks”.

The Revelation of the Year Award was awarded to Sandrine Rousseau, candidate for the environmental primary: “I live with a deconstructed man and I am super happy”.

At last, the Internet User Prize was awarded, ex-æquo, to Prime Minister Jean Castex – “The less we feed self-propelled controversies, the better off we are – and to Senator LR from Paris Pierre Charon: “Xavier Bertrand wanted to be hypersonic, he is subsonic, he did not pass the sound barrier”.

The “Press club, humor and politics” prize was won in 2019 by Édouard Philippe. When asked if it all went back to Matignon, the Prime Minister at the time replied: “No, just the shit”. Due to the Covid-19 epidemic, the prize had not been awarded in 2020.