Despite the warnings of his allies and his drop in popularity after his controversial decision to dissolve the National Assembly, Emmanuel Macron continues to increase his interventions in the campaign.
The programs of the “extremes” lead “to civil war”, launched the head of state in a podcast broadcast on Monday. The far right “refers people to a religion or an origin”, “divides” and “pushes towards civil war” and LFI proposes “a form of communitarianism”, “it is also civil war behind it”, he said, pursuing a strategy of dramatizing the election.
“A President of the Republic should not say that,” replied Jordan Bardella, while Jean-Luc Mélenchon accused Emmanuel Macron of being “always there to set fires”.
The Republicans announced that they had referred the matter to the Council of State in order to be invited to the debate this evening on TF1. The right considers it “highly detrimental” to be excluded. The hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m.
Hello everyone. D-5 from the opening of the polling stations for the first round of the legislative elections, the drafting of 20 minutes is once again mobilized to give you all the campaign coverage. This Tuesday will especially be marked by the debate on TF1, from 9 p.m., between Gabriel Attal, Jordan Bardella and Manuel Bompard.
