A mischievous figure of the Fourth and Fifth Republics, Edgar Faure liked to say:
"If I'm in trouble, a solution to get out of it: I'm confusing!"
On the pension reform, Emmanuel Macron has chosen the strategy of confusion.
When Elisabeth Borne was going to put on the table the postponement to 65 of the legal age of departure, a difficult but simple and clear measure, the Head of State took everyone by surprise by shifting the announcements from close one month
(our editions of December 13).
First confusion: it is a postponement, but not a step back.
More consultation is needed, but this should not result in more concessions.
Understand whoever wants.
But one confusion can hide another.
Faith as an Elysian strategist, if Macron puts himself at risk by playing with the calendar, it is to confuse others.
The others, that is to say in particular the political opposition, summoned in turn to come out of the woods.
To clarify their positions without just…
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