13th constituency of the Rhône. Tiffany Joncour, “pure product of the party” RN, became a deputy

After her first official photo in the hemicycle on Tuesday July 9, Tiffany Joncour goes out into the courtyard of the National Assembly to join Progress. She confides her “immense joy” at becoming a member of parliament. She also mentions “this enormous responsibility of representing all the inhabitants of [s] the circus” and the “duty to live up to it”.

She grew up in a working-class environment.

Born in Mermoz 34 years ago, to a mother who was a childminder and a father who was a security guard, Tiffany Joncour grew up “in a working-class environment”, at 16^e floor of a council house in Vaise. As a young woman, “I was immediately confronted with the impossibility of returning home alone”, at the foot of La Duchère. “Issues of insecurity” that pushed her to open the door of the Lyon premises of the National Front. At only 18 years old.

At the end of the 2000s, it was Bruno Gollnisch – tipped to take the lead of the FN before its founder Jean-Marie Le Pen favoured his daughter Marine – who…