The government, and the opposition, appear to be ready for the turmoil of its movements in its political life.
With the thermometer rising dangerously, in view of the confidence vote that the French prime minister will seek from the National Assembly for the draft budget of € 44 billion with the aim of limiting the country’s fiscal deficit, all the “players”.
Meetings with parties want Bayrou after Macron Support
Thus, after the generalized rejection of the budget by the opposition and the government’s vote against the process of voting for confidence, Francois Bayrou, after the now expressed “full support” of Macron in his move to ask for a vote of confidence, But also the parliamentary process, and it will seem to proceed with a series of interviews and interviews on French channels.
According to the French media, Bairou recently announced that he would propose meetings to all party leaders and presidents of parliamentary groups wishing to meet him from “on Monday, September 1, in Matinion”. In a different move to the opposition, Bayrou argued that every political party would be able to form the delegation that will participate in “as it deems appropriate”.
With discomfort reacts by opposition, fire from the fellowship
The prime minister’s move to tend to … Oil Branch and his attempt to talk to the opposition on the way to the vote of confidence does not seem to be particularly appreciated by the opposition parties, faithfully in the French rebellious spirit to show them.
The head of the Socialist Parliamentary Group (who is also the party that Bayrou has focused on his efforts to persuade him to support him), Boris Vagio, said: “Francois Bairou never called me. In fact, he was not prepared either for the start of the school year or for the budget, but for his exit. ” For his part, the National Alarm (RN) again made it clear that he would not vote for confidence to Bairou, while Zordan Bartnela said he was ready to become prime minister himself if he was asked or won the election.
The even more impressive in reactions to the movements of Bairou and Macron is that not only the opposition, but also the parties that support the government, such as the Republicans, react. Commenting on the prime minister’s decision to seek a vote of confidence, Republican Party spokesman Anes Evren accused both Emmanuel Macron and François Bairou of “they are now used to playing Russian roulette with France and that is really a shame”.
Bayrou will play the paper ‘chaos or responsibility’ to the end
In any case, developments show that Bairou does not appear to surrender his weapons and prepares meetings with party leaders in the face of critical voting to try to push them to work with his government on the budget issue. It is indicative that he is willing to exert all kinds of pressures – with something that is essentially like political blackmail – to promote the government’s agenda, probably making some concessions if it is to get the support of one of the parties.
