Emmanuel Macron would like to “think spring”, but for his second five-year term, it is already autumn.
The bad polls are collected in spades, grayness and fog surround the Elysée, the parliamentary majority seeks light and the ministers have the heart in winter...
A year ago, the president-candidate came out on top in the first round.
Elected for five more years, he ends this first year under a sky heavy with threats: social crisis, political crisis and possible constitutional censorship.
We have had a more exciting anniversary.
Certainly, the head of state is not at his first test.
On the edge of the abyss for six years, he crosses them one by one and each time manages to resurface.
However, the exercise becomes more and more difficult.
If there were only the mistrust of public opinion, the challenge would be surmountable, but what is much more worrying for power is the gradual erasure of all the attributes of Macronism.
Youth has become inexperience...
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