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Supporters of the first socialist secretary respond to Bernard Cazeneuve’s latest outing, once again accusing his former party on Thursday October 3 in “Le Monde” of having prevented his nomination to Matignon.
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One would have thought that whoever wants to go to Matignon spares his former party. But no, Bernard Cazeneuve delivered a bitter layer of criticism against the PS, Thursday October 3, in an interview with Monde in which he accuses the party leadership of having prevented “with jubilation” his appointment, even though Emmanuel Macron did not intend to make him his head of government. One drop too many for some roses.
“Let him take his card from the Modem, at least he would be coherent,” castigates a socialist executive who recalls that the former Prime Minister of François Hollande participated as a star in the return of the centrist party and that he only supported one candidate in the last legislative elections, a Modem. The same executive also recalls that Cazeneuve, opposed to Nupes then to the NFP, even co-signed a
