Legislative elections. Faced with the division in his camp, Emmanuel Macron bangs his fist on the table

Emmanuel Macron is not known for suffering from jet lag, but he was very angry this Friday, immediately after landing from Washington. Late in the morning, at the Élysée, he summoned the main leaders of the majority. It was not time to recount the trip to the NATO summit, where the French president spent four days, but to simply put things straight.

Seated around a table in the green room, Prime Minister Gabriel Attal, his predecessor Élisabeth Borne, Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin, Renaissance party leader Stéphane Séjourné, former President of the Assembly Yaël Braun-Pivet, and those who have succeeded one another over the past two years at the head of the parliamentary group: Sylvain Maillard and Aurore Bergé,…