Candidate for his own succession for a second term as President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron is leading the polls. However, in his own camp, the head of LREM does not always seem to be unanimous.
Between the health crisis and the invasion of Ukraine by Vladimir Putin’s Russia, Emmanuel Macron took a long time to formalize his candidacy for the presidential election. As the first round of voting, which will take place this Sunday, April 10, is fast approaching, the current President of the Republic is at the top of all the polls. Big favorite for his own succession, he does not seem to be unanimous in his own camp.
And it has been going on since March 3, the day he sent his famous “Letter to the French” to announce his candidacy, just 38 days from the first round. Since then, due to the geopolitical crisis, he has not been able to put all his energy into his campaign. A behavior that frustrates many people at La République En Marche. It’s a daily campaign and Tupperware meetings!” Decried a deputy in the columns of the newspaper Liberation, before specifying that she regrets the “fireworks” that it should have been.
“Emmanuel Macron is marked by fatigue”
It must be said that Emmanuel Macron has planned only one meeting to present his official program, which takes place this Saturday, April 2, in the huge hall of the Defense Arena, within the city of Nanterre. A single appointment, certainly, but which is not without difficulty. Another of his supporters also compared it to that of Eric Zemmour, on March 27 at the Trocadéro. “The risk-taking is higher than at the Trocadéro, where it was easier for the Zemmour team to hide that it was not full”.
However, the Head of State, who is also at the head of the Council of the European Union, could not have done much more as his international diplomatic agenda is overloaded. “He is marked by fatigue, it is undeniable, she is there, he has a crazy rhythm”, said one of his relatives in the columns of Parisian, this Friday, April 1. And it’s not over.
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Emmanuel Macron
While the first round of voting, which will take place this Sunday, April 10, is fast approaching, the current President of the Republic is leading all the polls.
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Emmanuel Macron
Big favorite for his own succession, he does not seem to be unanimous in his own camp.
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Emmanuel Macron
And it has been going on since March 3, the day he sent his famous “Letter to the French” to announce his candidacy, just 38 days from the first round.
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Emmanuel Macron
Since then, due to the geopolitical crisis, he has not been able to put all his energy into his campaign.
© Eliot Blondet
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Emmanuel Macron
A behavior that frustrates many people at La République En Marche.
© Eliot Blondet
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Emmanuel Macron
It’s a daily campaign and Tupperware meetings!” Decried a deputy in the columns of the newspaper Liberation, before specifying that she regrets the “fireworks” that it should have been.
© Eliot Blondet
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Emmanuel Macron
It must be said that Emmanuel Macron has planned only one meeting to present his official program, which takes place this Saturday, April 2, in the huge hall of the Defense Arena, within the city of Nanterre.
© Eliot Blondet
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Emmanuel Macron
A single appointment, certainly, but which is not without difficulty.
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Emmanuel Macron
Another of his supporters also compared it to that of Eric Zemmour, on March 27 at the Trocadéro.
© DOMINIQUE JACOVIDES
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Emmanuel Macron
“The risk-taking is higher than at the Trocadéro, where it was easier for the Zemmour team to hide that it was not full”.