Macron-Borne: a president who does not want to weaken or reassure his prime minister too much

For the Macronists, this is the height of the problem. This is the subject par excellence supposed to reunite them that becomes a bone of contention. In bad weather or in the face of an electoral threat, recalling the "peril" of the penis was enough to remobilize the "progressive" camp and, incidentally, to force the left, even Mélenchoniste, and the right, labeled "republican" not to be the wrong opponent. And now the look at the history of the RN - or rather its prehistory - becomes the emblem of the disenchantment between Emmanuel Macron and Elisabeth Borne.

The words of the Head of State in the Council of Ministers had been unanimously interpreted as a reframing. By the ministers present Tuesday morning at the Élysée and by observers of political life. Admittedly, these were not public remarks, the words exchanged in the Council of Ministers being theoretically closed to the closed session. But it was only the next day, on the sidelines of his trip to Slovakia, that Emmanuel Macron publicly confirmed his

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