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Zemmour who derails, Macron surrounded, Jadot who cancels a meeting… Faced with the fatigue of a grueling campaign, the candidates try to spare themselves.
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You must always listen to the wise advice of Jean Racine: to go far in the presidential election, you have to know how to spare your mount. Marine Le Pen knows something about it. The far-right candidate had justified her between-two-round debate against Emmanuel Macron, who failed in the big widths, by a slack at the end of the campaign: “I was very tired…” But have the 2022 contenders for the supreme office learned their lesson?
Last night, during the first big cathodic prime time of the campaign, Eric Zemmour showed signs of feverishness and pain during his conclusion, before launching that there was only one left “only twenty-six days left for France to remain France”. A laborious sequence on which the RN Wallerand of Saint Just rebounded: “He still has twenty-six days to rest. I…