The refusal of a Republican vote against the National Front decided by the Élysée and the head of the presidential party as well as the violent reactions on the right underline the growing isolation of Nicolas Sarkozy, including within the state executive. . Cacophony? Panic ? Leadership crisis without a doubt. The attitude of the UMP towards the National Front is only an almost anecdotal illustration of this, if it were not for the seriousness of giving the far right a political blessing and a pseudo-democratic absolution. Everything is happening as if now some of those who brought Sarkozy to power in 2007 were constantly preparing, if not a putschist exit, at least a capital substitution for 2012. The head of state is at the heart of a friction reactor. Already, the government reshuffle and the arrival of Chiraquian Alain Juppé as super minister, or the takeover of the UMP by Jean-François Copé, eyeing the post of caliph in 2017, to the detriment of Xavier Bertrand, an unwavering Sarkozyist , underlined the start of being placed under preparatory observation for the supervision of Nicolas Sarkozy. Which, through a contested policy, particularly in terms of form, its stubborn search for divisions and tears in republican living together, makes the re-election of right-wing deputies uncertain while complicating, at the same time, the legitimization of economic and financial choices economic circles for which they are the political relays. The problem being that the host of the Élysée is capable of anything, even the worst. Alain Juppé, who thought he could contain its excesses, experienced it: we remember his barely concealed anger when he learned on television that the Head of State had just, in the name of France, recognized , to say the least hastily, the uncertain self-proclaimed Transitional Council in Libya, widely suspected of usurping the popular will.
2024-01-02 21:56:21
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