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Among the favorites for the exit, the Minister of National Education is struggling to stay in government and / or find a constituency. An activism that amuses as much as it saddens many macronists.
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Now that the ballot boxes have delivered their verdict and Emmanuel Macron has been re-elected President of the Republic, negotiations can resume. Who, among the ministers, will succeed in stacking up again? Who, conversely, can already pack their boxes to save time? Not worried for a penny, one of the concerned by this great upheaval gave us his predictions before the second round.
Two of his colleagues seem to him “essential”: Bruno Le Maire and Gérald Darmanin, the latter wishing, according to our source, “a Ministry of the Interior à la Pasqua, adding regional planning to its prerogatives” . We imagine that the first, on the other hand, awkwardly lost points by not excluding a 49.3 on the pension reform the day after the election. On the side of the starters, our minister confirms what we have been hearing for weeks: “For Schiappa, I’m afraid the adventure ends here.”
The “sniffer plane” straight to the crash?
Also given on the start, we find Jean-Michel Blanquer, currently at the controls of a “sniffer plane”to find him a winnable circo during the legislature…