When he comes down to join the feathered hats of the majority, for a working dinner this Wednesday March 20 dedicated to the European elections and the public debt, Emmanuel Macron enters the Ambassadors' lounge like a boxer would enter a ring.
The day before, his official photographer posted two photos on Instagram, where we see him angrily hitting a sandbag.
Highly commented on, the photos aim above all to send a message: in these times marked by crises, and in a second five-year term that some imagine is declining since he will not run again in 2027, Emmanuel Macron does not intend to decline the guard.
That evening at the Élysée, around the traditional seafood platter, the boss banged his fist... on the table.
“The time is more for commentary than for mobilization, I would like that to change,” he complains, pointing in particular to the lack of involvement of majority parliamentarians in the European campaign.
“We can feel it boiling,” a guest translated a few moments later.
Moreover, had he not already, during a previous dinner organized on February 29, affirmed that he would be involved “personally”?
As the question arises, when Renaissance launches its first meeting in Lille (North) on March 9, to participate in this first big mass to propel the head of the list Valérie Hayer.
Too early, people around him judged.
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