This Monday, July 17, Emmanuel Macron made it heard to maintain Elisabeth Borne in her post as Prime Minister. The latter would have preferred to resign, but that was not to the taste of the president.
The suspense has been broken this Monday, July 17. A message saying that “To ensure stability and substantive work, the President of the Republic has decided to keep the Prime Minister” was sent by the entourage ofEmmanuel Macron to several newsrooms this Monday evening. No official press release, let alone public speaking.
The praise of the husband of the sumptuous Brigitte Macron on the work of his right arm was therefore non-existent, since this decision, however of the most important, was communicated off to the press. A way of doing things that is also strongly decried, for which a lack of recognition towards Elisabeth Borne was singled out. The choice of its maintenance has also been criticized. In particular by Marine Le Pen who did not fail to express her dissatisfaction on social networks.
What’s next after this ad
Elisabeth Borne would have liked to resign
After the official but discreet message from the President of the Republic about the maintaining the position of Elisabeth Bornethere was an investigation by Politico. Our colleagues have indeed revealed that a completely different course could have taken place instead. Although the news of its continuation could rejoice her, the Prime Minister had, according to them, thought of a completely different plan: “It is not the Prime Minister’s fault for having attempted to weigh in on the scripting of the ad of its extension rue de Varenne. The question would even have occupied a good part of his conversation with Emmanuel Macron“would have learned our colleagues thanks to a ministerial adviser.
Elisabeth Borne would, in fact, have preferred to resign as well as that of her Government to Emmanuel Macron. Except that she wished a return worthy of the name, crowned with an election so as to legitimize his position. A staging that the president would not have appreciated at all. The ‘off’ way was therefore preferred by Emmanuel Macron for the announcement of the maintenance of the Prime Minister’s post. With the term “maintain“a parliamentarian close to the Élysée also judged that the president “gave a small blow behind the neck” by Elisabeth Borne.
Journalist
Cannes native of Toulouse, Déborah loves shopping as much as supporting her favorite rugby team. A true writing enthusiast, she reveals all the scoops and latest…