In his editorial for this Tuesday, February 15, Jérôme Béglé, managing director of the Journal du Dimanche, discusses the strategy of the right in the next presidential election, which seems complicated to define.
The right is gradually resigning itself to not winning the next presidential election. In the shadows, strategies are already being put in place to build a large party that would suck up the voters and executives now scattered among Marine Le Pen, Eric Zemmour and the Republicans.
But when and how to get out of the woods without giving the impression that we condemn our candidate or that we favor Emmanuel Macron? And around which leader to begin this inevitable aggiornamento?
The various components of the right are not at the end of their sentence. Their survival depends on their ability to unite and find a single leader. Jérôme Béglé’s analysis.