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After her ambiguous exit in the columns of Le Monde, the Prime Minister insisted on reaffirming, on Friday April 7, that she and Emmanuel Macron were going in the same direction.
Is there a line difference between Emmanuel Macron and Elisabeth Borne? In an article in Le Monde, the Prime Minister seems to want to distance herself from the Head of State: “Before going to find allies to vote on the texts, it is important that we tell ourselves where we want to go. (…) I am not simply there to administer the country”. For the Prime Minister, there would be no clear line.
“Provide concrete answers to the French”
On the move in Aveyron, Friday April 7, Elisabeth Borne temporized: “The President of the Republic is setting the course, I am working on a government program and a legislative agenda. We share the same objectives: to appease the country and provide concrete and rapid responses to the French”. For political scientist Benjamin Morel, the Prime Minister is not necessarily at fault. Pending the decision of the Constitutional Council on the pension reform, Friday April 14, Elisabeth Borne is playing her part.
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