Weakened, the Macronist deputies condemned to agree with LR


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Elected by a relative majority, the Walkers must contend with a hostile Assembly and the threat of dissolution. To the point of turning to The Republicans.




By Jacques Paugam

The deputy of Yvelines and president of the Renaissance group, Aurore Berge, at the National Assembly during questions to the government, October 4, 2022.
The deputy of Yvelines and president of the Renaissance group, Aurore Bergé, at the National Assembly during questions to the government, October 4, 2022.
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HASstorm screws on the majority in the Assembly! Mistrust in the street, mistrust in the ranks… The threat of dissolution brandished by the Head of State does not stop causing a reaction, causing unease, creating discomfort among the Macronist deputies who have barely taken up their mandate but reduced in number compared to the first five-year term. Caught between a vituperating Nupes and a wait-and-see RN, aware of having to play on velvet by 2027, the majority saw themselves besieged. Without giving up arms.

First trial by fire, the passage in force, expected this week, on the finance bill – or budget – liable to 49.3. And therefore of a possible motion of censure. If, in fact, the overthrow of the government seems improbable, difficult, in Macronie…


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