French Government Spokeswoman Criticized After Comments About the End of 'Macronism'

A spokeswoman for French President Emmanuel Macron's government drew criticism from the leader's supporters on Tuesday after she said "Macronism" would come to an end in the coming months.

On Tuesday, May 20, the government spokeswoman declared on Europe 1 that "Macroism [...] will end in the coming months." Faced with the renaissance MPs' bronca, she called Gabriel Attal to recognize a bad address.

"The question is how we build on it," said the government spokesman, recalling "the particular political situation that we have today, without an absolute majority in the National Assembly".

Invited this Tuesday on CNews/Europe 1, Sophie Primas placed behind the Minister LR of the Interior and new boss of the Republicans, Bruno Retailleau, who came as she did from the ranks of the Senate right.

New cougac in the presidential camp. By declaring that macroism was living "his last months", the spokesman of the government Sophie Primas made the Renaissance elected and forced François Bayrou to intervene to extinguish the fire.

The words of Sophie Primas, a member of the Republicans, sparked an outcry in the presidential majority