Attal Scratches Philippe by Believing that "France Does Not Have a Minute to Lose"
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By regretting the too short time given to the presidential winner to digest the campaign and embrace his new functions, the former Prime Minister attracted the lightnings of Gabriel Attal and the far right.
"I didn't see the podcast in question and I don't know if that's exactly what he said. But I consider that France, it doesn't have a minute to lose," said the Renaissance candidate to the press during his trip to the event "Terre de Jim" organized by the Young Farmers (JA). "Look at the immobilism in which we are since 2024. And meanwhile, China, the United States, the other powers, they reform, they invest, they go! It has to move right away!" …
"France doesn't have a minute to lose," said Gabriel Attal on Friday, questioned on a statement by Édouard Philippe, who spoke with the hypothesis that a president elected in May would only take office in September. A proposal that arouses mockery. After Eric Ciotti, it is Gabriel Attal's turn to criticize the exit of Edouard Philippe calling to leave the president several months of inactivity before he took office. "I didn't see the podcast in …
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