A communication strategy that does not seem to be unanimously accepted. In recent weeks, Prime Minister Gabriel Attal has increased his speeches and appearances in the media. The politician has in fact been on all fronts to defend the interests of his party during the European elections, which were won by Jordan Bardella, and now during the legislative elections. A method which, according to Jean-Michel Blanquer, has not borne fruit. This is evidenced by his revelations during an exchange granted to Pointand published this Wednesday, June 26.
Questioned by our colleagues, the former Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports indeed indicated that the strategy put in place by Gabriel Attal had not succeeded in slowing down the rise of the National Rally. “Gabriel Attal has communication talents that no one disputes. They did not serve to prevent the rise of the RN, whose gap with Renaissance tripled from January to June,” he regretted, specifying that he remained optimistic for the legislative elections which will take place on June 30 and July 7. “Hopefully his current involvement will be more effective for his camp”he concluded.
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Gabriel Attal, ready to leave politics in the event of defeat in the legislative elections? His straightforward response!
After suffering a crushing defeat during the European elections, the Renaissance party hopes to save the furniture by keeping a majority in the Assembly during the next legislative elections. To do this, the President of the Republic asked Gabriel Attal to present himself as campaign leader. But be careful, if the opposition were to win this new election, the current Prime Minister could be forced to hand over the keys to Matignon. A scenario which could then push the politician to move away from the political scene. During an interview given to Figaropublished this Monday, June 24, Gabriel Attal assured that he did not intend to stop politics no matter what happens. “I got involved in politics to be useful. I will always go where I feel useful to my country. Whatever the configurations”he explained, before concluding: “The day I no longer feel useful to my country, I might do something else, but I don’t feel like that time has come.”
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