Marine Le Pen believes that “the president will only have to resign to potentially emerge from a political crisis.” Last week, Emmanuel Macron indicated that he ruled out resigning, whatever the outcome of the legislative elections of June 30 and July 7.
Marine Le Pen estimated on Friday that “all that will remain for the President (of the Republic) is resignation to potentially emerge from a political crisis”, affirming that it was not a “request” from her part, but from an “observation”.
“It’s an observation. It’s not a request, he will do exactly what he wants”
“I am not calling on Emmanuel Macron to resign. I am respectful of the institutions. I just note that, when there is a political blockage, when there is a political crisis, there are three possibilities,” she said. explained on the sidelines of a trip to Courrières, in the Pas-de-Calais constituency where she intends to be re-elected as a deputy.
“There is the reshuffle, there is the dissolution or there is the resignation of the president. The reshuffle, for once, in this circumstance, would not seem extremely useful to me. The dissolution has just been carried out for a year “The president will therefore only have to resign to potentially emerge from a political crisis,” said Marine Le Pen.
“It’s an observation. It’s not a request, he will do exactly what he wants and what the Constitution gives him the freedom to do,” added the three-time unsuccessful candidate for the Élysée, while an Odoxa poll published Friday credits the National Rally with 250 to 300 deputies in the future National Assembly, between a relative majority and an absolute majority (289 seats). Emmanuel Macron indicated last week that he ruled out resigning, whatever the outcome of the legislative elections of June 30 and July 7.