Emmanuel Macron made a new attempt at opening.
During his interview granted on Wednesday March 22 to TF1 and France 2, the Head of State renewed his confidence in his Prime Minister and instructed her to "expand" the
majority
"
as much as she can
".
Without going as far as the “
coalition government
” yet desired by Edouard Philippe, the president urged Elisabeth Borne to turn, for example, to the deputies who did not vote for the cross-partisan censure motion.
Which are in particular from the Republicans.
Invited to Public Senate this Thursday, the leader of the LR deputies, Olivier Marleix, however closed the door and called for an end to "
this little game of poaching
".
“
I think it has no interest and that it is obviously not up to the problem
”, thus immediately swept the elected representative of Eure-et-Loir, at the mention of this outstretched hand by Emmanuel Macron.
"
The president has fractured the country
," he continued.
Before reproaching him for having had “
as a political game, for six years now, to push the left into the arms of the far left, to push right-wing voters into the arms of Marine Le Pen.
“And to conclude:”
The result is indeed this fracturing in the country.
»
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In this context, Olivier Marleix considered it "
deadly
" to lead such a "
fracking game
", and underlined the importance of keeping "
a possible alternative
".
Insisting once again, recalling that "
too many things separate us from Emmanuel Macron
": "
We will not compromise, and I advise the President of the Republic to continue this little game of poaching.
There are more people to poach elsewhere.
»
Invited at the same time on LCI, the President LR of the Senate, Gérard Larcher, recalled that a coalition is only built around "
a project and a contract
", and this the "
aftermath
" of the presidential elections. and legislative.
“
We can work around successive texts
”, he conceded, “
but I am personally for a line which remains independent, autonomous
”.
"
I remain someone who does not feel bound in the majority of Emmanuel Macron, even if I voted for him in the second round of the presidential election
", further clarified the elected official.
