Savionova wrote that she watched David Lisnard on CNEWS and found him composed, convincing, and clear in his responses. She believed that he presented his proposals without beating around the bush and clarified several points of his program. According to her account, Lisnard wanted to fundamentally reform the State so that it focuses more on its sovereign missions, particularly security, justice, and law. On juvenile violence, he proposed lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 16 and reducing the minority excuse from 50% to 20%. He also defended the principle of "the vandal pays," she reported. Savionova stated that Lisnard wanted to reduce contributions on earned income by lowering the CSG rate from 9.2% to 6.6%, in order to increase the net income of workers without raising labor costs for companies. Regarding pensions, he advocated for postponing the retirement age, adding a capitalized pension to the existing system, and freezing pensions above 2,200 euros. Regarding immigration, Lisnard mentioned, according to her, about 500,000 legal arrivals per year and wanted to bring that number down to 80,000, prioritizing work-related immigration that is likely to integrate. He also believed that the debate on immigration should be able to take place without being associated with racist connotations, she wrote. Finally, Savionova reported that Lisnard considered it a priority to produce artificial intelligence and robotics, rather than just limiting themselves to regulating them. He also wanted young people to learn to master these technologies and develop their critical thinking. She described his approach as pragmatic and measured, and believed that his intervention could encourage people to discover his project and join it. #DavidLisnard #PolitiqueFrançaise #Réforme (translated)














