La Nupes barks, the purchasing power law passes.
At the end of a trying week for the ears of the deputies, Elisabeth Borne can display her mischievous smile.
She overcame this first obstacle and silenced the mockery which, the day after the legislative elections, ensured that she would not make it through the summer.
With a certain skill, she found a point of balance between the scruffy obstruction of the Insoumis and the embarrassing support of the National Rally.
In theory, the text as voted illustrates the virtues of democratic deliberation.
The law factory has replaced the Playmobil box;
Parliament has regained its role.
First victory, therefore, for the government, but this prologue is nothing compared to the steep and hostile passes that will have to be faced.
The subject of this text, in fact, creates an optical illusion.
The discussion focused only on the money to be distributed, the wages to be increased, the prices to be lowered, the taxes to be reduced.
It was necessary...
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