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If the handful of so-called “left wing” elected officials from the Ensemble pour la République group indicate that they would leave the majority, many elected officials say nothing or consent.
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The macronie never ceases to surprise. At a time when left-wing leaders were invited to the Elysée on Tuesday to try to build a coalition, we could read in the press praising comments from elected officials from the presidential camp regarding the Minister of the Interior. resigned, Bruno Retailleau. An astonishing tone, the liberal and conservative line of this Fillonist trained by Philippe de Villiers being, it seems, the opposite of the spirit of Macronism as theorized in 2017. But times have apparently changed. From now on, only the deputies Together for the Republic (EPR) of the dozen that we still call “the left wing”, let it be known that a red line would be crossed in the event of the appointment of the Vendéen to Matignon. “It’s a big red line that would take me away from the central block as it exists today,” answers us ain
