From the field of honour to the media arenas, a law remains: the advantage is to the one who opens fire. Louis Jublin understood it well. The old communicator of Gabriel Attal, convinced that a video recording compromising him would circulate in the Parisian editorials, offered 12 pages of portrait in Vanity Fair last week. It was then to deliver "his" truth about the upcoming affair: a video, therefore, where one could see the nose in the powde…
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From the field of honour to the media arenas, a law remains: the advantage is to the one who opens fire. Louis Jublin understood it well. The old communicator of Gabriel Attal, convinced that a video recording compromising him would circulate in the Parisian editorials, offered 12 pages of portrait in Vanity Fair last week. It was then to deliver "his" truth about the upcoming affair: a video, therefore, where one could see the nose in the powde…