While Gabriel Attal continues to seduce his subscribers with photos of his adorable little dog, Volta, on Saturday April 20, it is with the greatest seriousness that the Prime Minister invited his subscribers to ask him all the questions they wanted, to mark his first hundred days at Matignon, which he celebrated on Thursday April 18. An exercise to which he willingly took part, despite rumors claiming that he would be burned by his new responsibilities, but also likely to be replaced without notice by Emmanuel Macron… To an Internet user who asked him what his best thing was remembering this period, Gabriel Attal replied: “Without a doubt: the vote in Congress and the inclusion of the freedom to resort to abortion in our Constitution.”
It must be said that since his entry into the Government on January 9, the new Prime Minister has especially had to face crises. For him who had promised “action” And “results”, the results remain mixed. If the farmers’ crisis has subsided, the pension reform project has fueled protests, as have the measures announced in National Education. As a bonus, the campaign for the European elections is hardly to the advantage of the majority, lagging behind in the polls against a triumphant Jordan Bardella, and could well sound the death knell for Gabriel Attal’s mandate. Not to mention that the politician is not unanimous among his colleagues, a source close to power even describing Figaro his first hundred days as “a hundred days for nothing”…
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Gabriel Attal: his secret to holding on
Visibly affected by his new role, the Prime Minister spares no effort to stand up – to the point that some criticize him for his media omnipresence… However, this does not prevent Gabriel Attal from continuing his momentum, and too bad if that means that he only sleeps a few hours a night. To hold on, the one that Le Figaro had described as a “anxious young man” would have a little secret: according to the RTL website, between two puffs of an electronic cigarette, the Prime Minister would “dope” himself with caffeine with… Coca-Cola Zero! Fortunately, the politician can also count on loyal support to carry out his projects.
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