Emmanuel Macron “was pushed into this intervention by other important personalities of the majority” according to Saveria Rojek

Emmanuel Macron spoke to the French during a televised address broadcast on Wednesday June 22. Yet, according to Saveria Rojek, journalist, political columnist and author of the book Resurrection to Stock editions, the President of the Republic “wasn’t entirely in favor of the idea of ​​speaking out, he almost didn’t see the need to do so. (…) Which seems incredible but which also says something about the isolation a little in which he still is and perhaps the fact that he obviously did not quite hear the message sent to him by the French last Sunday. So he was pushed into this intervention by other important personalities of the majority: Edouard Philippe, François Bayrou who told him ‘we have to go, we have to talk'”she explains on the 23h set of Franceinfo.

Saveria Rojek also returns to the strategy adopted by Emmanuel Macron. “To take the opposition to witness by telling them you have 48 hours to respond, I find that not very clever because indeed, we always take German-style coalitions as a reference. Angela Merkel, she has It took three, four months to find a project with a program. Tonight, we didn’t talk about a program. We’re talking about a new method, what’s in it? That’s the problem”she says.