Guillaume Tabard: "The right, prisoner and victim of its ''ni-ni''"

A short-term puzzle, medium-term challenges.

The Republicans were relieved by the second round of legislative which allowed them to save 62 deputies.

Having feared the worst, however, does not erase the continued fall of the former first party of France.

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As he had announced in advance, its president, Christian Jacob, has just given up.

Passionately Chiraquian then faithfully Sarkozyist, this grumbler from the right ran the shop as best he could.

His concern for unity, however, was not enough to stem a movement that had been going on for many years.

"Ni-ni", neither Macron-nor Le Pen.

This was LR's only guideline for five years.

This double veto has been answered by a double exodus;

towards these two prohibited directions.

The opposition to the Head of State did not prevent a large part of his most traditional electorate from preferring the candidates of the outgoing majority.

The fall of the 16th arrondissement of Paris is a blatant illustration of this when, in Neuilly, the outgoing…

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