The former minister and current Renaissance deputy for Seine-et-Marne, Franck Riester, could gain ground in the future organization of the Renaissance party. Currently delegated general secretary for elections, he could become, after the election of Gabriel Attal as head of the movement in December, president of a long-term “National Investiture Commission” (although it was modified at each election, until here).
Nothing has yet been definitively decided for the moment, but this close friend of Attal would then occupy a very political and strategic role, since it is the CNI which proposes possible candidates for the various electoral deadlines, to the executive office, which valid or not. A form of reward for Franck Riester who had been entrusted by the former Prime Minister with the negotiations which led to the withdrawal of Élisabeth Borne from the race to head Renaissance.
Heaven be praised!
“I was happy that we didn't win, we shouldn't take responsibility for the collapse. » Between the pear and the cheese, this notable of the National Rally tastes the joys of the eternal opposition in which his party was maintained by the last legislative elections. Too happy not to suffer from France's incandescent financial health.
Bordering on conspiracy by accusing Emmanuel Macron of having knowingly “camouflaged the accounts” and “carried out the dissolution to hide the corpse in the closet and [leur] place the responsibility on the dead. Yes, against all logic, this July 7, the nationalist is convinced: “There is a God who watched over us. »
Marine Le Pen, “it’s Teflon”
According to her lieutenants, the draconian requisitions against Marine Le Pen – including a 5-year ineligibility sentence with provisional execution – in the parliamentary assistants affair will not dampen the good humor of the three-time candidate for the supreme office.
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Bouches-du-Rhône MP Franck Allisio remembers this weekend in November 2021, in Marseille, “when she lost 10 points at once” against Éric Zemmour in the presidential polls. The results of the following May quickly put an end to the slanderers. “Marine, with everything she's going through in her head, well yes, she's fine. It's Teflon! », laughs the Southerner.
Éric Roussel looks at Macron
The historian biographer of the presidents of the Fifth Republic (he has written on De Gaulle, Pompidou, Giscard, Mitterrand and Sarkozy) is currently working on a book dedicated to Emmanuel Macron. The project was somewhat disrupted by the recent dissolution but it must be completed within two years, for the end of the second and final term of the current head of state. Éric Roussel met him as part of this project, and he also sees former Élysée ministers or advisors. The French academician also directed volume I of a History of the Fifth Republic (1,120 pages!) published by Bouquins, which focuses on the period 1958-1981 and has just been released.
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