Five months after the last presidential election, post-Macron is already worrying the majority.
Stéphane Séjourné does not hide it: at the head of the new presidential party, Renaissance, the MEP's mission is to anchor macronism beyond 2027. He will have a lot to do to maintain the unprecedented left-right alliance formed by the head of state.
Other paths are beginning to be traced, sometimes turning away from the route taken by Macron.
Thus, if he was indeed present on Saturday at the Louvre for the launch of the new presidential party, it is well outside of this party that Édouard Philippe traces his path.
With Horizons, which is positioned in the center right, it is towards the next presidential election that he is looking.
"Édouard Philippe must assert himself today as a candidate for 2027",
recently pleaded in the
JDD
the mayor of Reims, Arnaud Robinet.
Although relatively discreet, the former prime minister meticulously structures his shop.
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