Guillaume Tabard: "Borne wants a united majority against the opposition"

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first and second readings, Elisabeth Borne has made her accounts: it is to a dozen motions of censure that the Prime Minister is preparing to have to respond.

The extraordinary parliamentary weapon is on the way to becoming an ordinary tool for times without an absolute majority.

There is, in the Matignon tenant, a form of amused resignation in the face of a complicated equation.

Complicated but predictable.

While she showed a desire to find all-out compromises during her general policy speech, her meetings last week with all the group presidents, in the Assembly and the Senate, convinced her that the majority shouldn't expect to rely on anyone but herself.

, she suggested to the Insoumise Mathilde Panot, little inclined to the slightest discussion.

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