"The beam is still working."
The expression, dear to former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe, illustrates how deeply the political horizon was upset by the election of Emmanuel Macron in May 2017. Tired by these repeated twists, this same beam now threatens to fall on our heads.
The electoral hegemony acquired at the national level by the two political forces that are La République en Marche and the National Rassemblement, does not detract from the unpredictability of the next supreme election.
And, twenty months before the election, an observation raises questions about the future of the political spectrum.
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At the National Rally, the election will also take on the air of the ultimate battle.
The entourage of Marine Le Pen does not hide that this third attempt will undoubtedly be the last of their champion.
The same goes for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who after two unsuccessful applications, is now happy
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