Emmanuel Macron reframed Elisabeth Borne during the Council of Ministers on Tuesday, May 30. The exit of the Prime Minister on the RN was not to the taste of the President.
Emmanuel Macron is not in the lace. While the President would be ready to thank two ministers in office, he did not hide his annoyance in the Council of Ministers. And the one who recently appeared in a very tight-fitting white polo shirt did not go around the bush. Target ? Elisabeth Borne. The Prime Minister, who was said to be leaving a few weeks ago, described the National Rally two days ago on Radio J as “Petain’s heir.” An expression that was not to the taste of Emmanuel Macron.
“He put a scud on her”, reports a member of the government to the Parisian. During the Council of Ministers on Tuesday, May 30, Emmanuel Macron wanted to make a very clear point, as reported by our colleagues. To fight against the National Rally, you must not use “words from the 1990s that no longer work“but attack”by the concrete” And “the real” explained the President, before adding: “The fight against the far right no longer involves moral arguments. We won’t be able to make the millions of French people who voted for her believe that they are fascists.“Elisabeth Borne would not have reacted to the President’s remarks.
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Elisabeth Borne cropped by Emmanuel Macron
The Prime Minister is the target of many criticisms after her exit on the National Rally. A minister, quoted by Le Parisien, does not go hand in hand: “The old postures à la papa to demonize the RN, as we did thirty years ago, it no longer works. It’s being naive than to believe that it is enough to quote Pétain to make electors flee. It never even worked. Borne played old-fashioned politics.”
Behind the scenes, the members of the government do not mince their words with regard to the exit of the Prime Minister. Another minister quoted by Le Parisien confides: “Honestly, I didn’t understand why she made this exit. Petain, it was the last century.” Elisabeth Borne’s attack on the party of Marine Le Pen, twice finalist in the presidential election against Emmanuel Macron, is obviously not to the taste of some for whom this strategy is far from being the right one.