VS’is halfway between Matignon and the National Assembly that Édouard Philippe arranged to meet around fifteen deputies from the majority, this Tuesday, May 7, at lunchtime. For the occasion, a room in this restaurant known throughout Paris politics has been reserved. That day, it was the elected representatives of the greater crown who were invited to his table. Previously, the former Prime Minister had invited parliamentarians from the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, then from Normandy.
In his long march towards 2027, the mayor of Le Havre decided to meet each of the majority deputies (Renaissance, MoDem and his party, Horizons, combined) for “listening moments”. At the same time, he sees some of them face to face. And there’s no question of hiding behind one’s little finger: “We have the right to speak…
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