In an interview with Valeurs Actuelles, federal MP and chairman of the Hainaut federation Denis Ducarme sets out the political line defended by our party: a clear break with socialism, its bureaucratic reflexes and its ineffective promises.
For him, the urgent priority is to put an end to the passive welfare state that curbs individual initiative and discourages work. The MR, by contrast, embodies a policy focused on responsibility and freedom. Support for the self-employed, structural reforms, security, economic recovery: our project is fundamentally different from that of the socialists.
"We don't want to manage slowness, we want to speed up the country's recovery," says Denis Ducarme. He also denounces the excesses of a left that prefers welfare dependency to emancipation, stagnation to reform, and redistribution to wealth creation.