"Very, Very Immature": Between Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal, New Burst of Friction
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While the two candidates of the central bloc are frontally scratching, without questioning their desire to gather by the first round, a study
Propos acerbes of the candidate of Horizons in a book, critics of the leader of Renaissance against those who "try to fall asleep this campaign"... The two former prime ministers do not care, despite their call for appeasement to aim for union here in the first round of the presidential election.
In a book to be published this Wednesday, the former Prime Minister is committed to decredivising the path of his main competitor within the macronist space.
For several months, the camp of the patron of Renaissance distils with the press a rather flattering comparison, caricaturing Edouard Philippe in another Edouard, Balladur. The mayor of Le Havre replied in a book by journalists Jérémy Marot (AFP) and Pauline Théveniaud (RTL) to be published on Wednesday.
In a book to be published on Wednesday, September 23, candidate Horizons made acidic remarks against his Renaissance rival, who felt that spring was better in the countryside than he was.
"Very, Very Immature" Édouard Philippe Settles His Accounts with Gabriel Attal as He Approaches 2027
The president of Horizons attacks the experience of his rival and ironizes on his electoral victories, despite their calls to union.
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