"End of Macronism": Renaissance MPs cry out against Sophie Primas' ingratitude
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Sophie Primas, government spokesperson, at the National Assembly on May 14, 2025. (Stéphane de Sakutin/AFP)
They had become excited, in their internal message loop, on Thursday, May 15, outraged by the sensational revelations of Bruno Retailleau who confessed to being "not a Macronist" . Government spokesperson Sophie Primas, put another coin in the jukebox of the Renaissance deputies. Invited on Europe 1 and CNews, she predicted that "Macronism will probably find an end in the coming months, before the end of President Macron's second five-year term." In the entourage of the former LR senator, the scope of her morning outing is minimized, seeing it as an analysis of a classic planned obsolescence of currents
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