“I will fight so that she could win in 2027”: Elisabeth Borne says that Macronie is not over

Elisabeth Borne was on the BFMTV set this Sunday, May 25. The Minister of National Education said he has confidence in Macronie’s future policy.

“I assure you that it exists and I will fight to continue to exist and that you can win in 2027,” said State Minister and President of the National Council of the Renaissance Party.

Elisabeth Borne was asked about the words of the government spokesman, Sophie Primas. The latter estimated that “macronism will probably find an end in the coming months with the end of the five-year period,” this Tuesday, May 20 at CNEWS-Europe 1.

The words that bother the presidential camp, including Elisabeth, which considered Sophie Primas to apologize.

THE INCARNATION OF THE CENTRAL BLOCK

“Many of us want to maintain this spirit: get out of the neckline and the alternation of the right left wing that was harmful to our country,” said the Minister of National Education.

He has reaffirmed the desire to be rebirth to “represent a central force that can find commitments to the Republican right, with the moderate left.”

But then, who to represent the macronism once the five -year term of Emmanuel Macron ended? Elisabeth Borne believes that she is still too early to say.

“What I am sure is that you first have to work on a solid and serious project, with all the components of the central block,” explains the minister. A central block that for Elisabeth Borne does not include the Republicans, whose new boss is Bruno Retilleau, the current Interior Minister.