Dfrom the bench of ministers, with a slight smile, François Bayrou watches the family argument. In front of him, at the podium of the National Assembly, Olivier Faure, heckled by the rebels, raises his voice. “If you think that what I am saying here is of no interest to the French, that they are not happy to see a left that proposes, a left that advances, a left that makes the government give in, then say so ! » says, annoyed, the first secretary of the Socialist Party (PS), looking towards the Mélenchonist group. The rag is burning between the two behemoths of the NFP.
Because if the strategic differences of the PS and La France insoumise (LFI) since the fall of Michel Barnier had already aroused their share of kindness, the decision of the socialists not to censor François…
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