Will President Macron remember Minister Macron?
When he was in Bercy, the opposition of the "slingers" of the PS made the vote of the law bearing his name more than uncertain.
Doubting nothing or himself, the hope of the Holland team was strong to find a majority by winning himself each necessary vote.
Fearing the failure and the pride of his junior, Prime Minister Manuel Valls had deemed it more prudent to resort to the famous article 49-3;
even if it means fueling the brutal lawsuit brought by the rebel left.
It was almost eight years ago and the political context was different.
François Hollande faced opposition within his own majority, which withered over his five-year term, while Emmanuel Macron immediately suffered from a lack of an absolute majority for his people.
But in the idea, the alternative is the same: to negotiate, at the risk of failing, or to force through to be sure of succeeding?
In July, at the opening of the legislature…
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