This “grand primary aims to allow those who refuse the double poison – if I may say so – of the extreme right and the extreme left to come together,” adds the vice-president of MoDem, Thursday on France Inter, while the central bloc does not yet have a candidate for the presidential election.
While the central bloc has still not nominated its candidate for the 2027 presidential election, Jean-Noël Barrot, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, maintains on Thursday October 15 on France Inter the idea of organizing a"very open"primary, extending his hand"of course"to Raphaël Glucksmann, who has just won the left-wing primary.
"It's always the same thing, we hope that the presidential election will resolve all the problems and then systematically, we are disappointed."According to him, the legislative elections which will follow will have much more weight because"the elected president will not have an absolute majority in the Assembly, it will therefore be necessary to form a coalition to win these legislative elections".
“This is also what we, at MoDem, are working on,” he concludes.