A few hours before the first round of the legislative elections, Emmanuel In order to continue to lead the country (without harming the end of his presidential mandate), Emmanuel Macron could consider the establishment of a government limited to the management of current affairs, observes national radio. Such scenarios could, of course, be ruled out on July 7 in the event of an absolute majority for the New Popular Front or the National Rally.
After the dissolution, Emmanuel Macron in search of a culprit?
The head of state has crystallized criticism since he announced his choice, on June 9, to dissolve the National Assembly, after catastrophic results in the European elections for the outgoing majority. In a publication on Thursday June 27, Le Point indicates that the president is looking for someone to blame for this decision. “Every time something doesn’t suit him, he blames others,” a former minister told the magazine.
However, Emmanuel Macron seems to have matured his choice to dissolve the Assembly. Still according to Le Point, the president would have slipped the phrase “We’re going to have a good time” to Nicolas Sarkozy the day before the election.
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