Sénateur français : Austérité pour toi, confort pour lui #sénateur #cliché #stereotypes #caricature

Here's the French senator. The senator is this guy who sleeps in the middle of the afternoon, but he would wake up very quickly when he is going to vote for a party. He explains to the TV that France lives next to its means, while he is more than 7,000 euros away from me, without counting the advantages and the notes from France. He asks the French to tighten the belt, to work longer, to accept the reforms of the retreats by responsibility, while accumulating comfortable pensions, a party of demand, and sometimes a question of happiness. While we talk about suppressing some privileges to the Senate, he finds out that the symbols are dangerous for democracy. The French senator adores the commission of enquests, the reports of 300 pages, and the great declarations on republican exemplarity, but he does not allow us to save himself in the heart of the state. He preserves austerity for the others, less dialogue, less debt, less public service, except for theantine of the Senate, the chauffeurs, the travel of studies in the missions to the seaside. Unvisible pendant five years in his description, he reappeared to three months of elections, deafened, and charped tricolors well-adjusted, to cut rubens and serenades hands he will forget the evening itself. He speaks, in general, but knows all his interests. He convinced that without him, the Republic is cruel. In summary, the French senator is this professional of politics that demands sacrifices from the people explaining that everyone must make a effort, while showing, for example, that his efforts to him are optional.