Gilles Le Gendre, deputy La République en Marche de Paris pilots “Le Défi Démocratique”, a think-tank within the majority which works on four issues with a view to the presidential election: institutions, the relationship between the State and the territories , the effectiveness of public action, and the social contract.
LE FIGARO. - What lessons do you draw from the defeat of the presidential majority in regional and departmental elections?
GILLES LE GENDRE. -
The electoral sequence poses two strategic questions for the presidential campaign, which, everyone has understood, begins now.
Emmanuel Macron is popular, the voting intentions in his favor are flattering, the pandemic is under control, the economy is starting to boom again.
But the political forces supporting the president are weak.
Is this paradox sustainable in the long term?
The answer is no.
Second, we have transformed the country as it had never been in many years, but
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