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    Macron ernennt Lecornu nach Tagen des Aufruhrs erneut zum französischen Premierminister

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    3. DarrensDodgyDenim on

      At least they changed chairs earlier, now it is the same bloke getting up and sitting down on his chair.

    4. Nuclear-Jester on

      … what? Is he trying to play 4D chess or is Macron on drugs right now?

    6. squiggyfm on

      PMs are serving less and less time. He’s probably already resigned (again).

    10. ikhix_ on

      Good thing we have Macron and not the left ruling or we could have political chaos! Ha!

    12. OsgrobioPrubeta on

      This guy is set to radicalise even more the French voter, either ways, by refusing to “read the room“.

      Guillotine…

    19. LittleSchwein1234 on

      Macron will have to dissolve the National Assembly yet again I guess. There’s no way to form a government out of that three-horse race.

    23. Etibamriovxuevut on

      For you foreigners who don’t understand what the fuck is going on :

      -Macron seems physically unable to make any concession and appoint someone from another party.

      -Noone else in his party seems to want to suicide their political career by becoming prime minister of a government which won’t have any majority.

      -Only poor Lecornu seems loyal enough to follow the orders so Macron appoints him back, even after he said numerous times he doesn’t want to be prime minister.

      -All this is pathetically hilarious.

    25. Elamia on

      Humorists will soon go on strike, our politicians are hell bent on stealing their jobs right now.

    27. eurocomments247 on

      Can I just say I gotta love the sass that Macron has lol. What an absolute monster move.

      He is the president, he will retain power even if the opposition burns the parliament down to ashes. If they do, it’s on them.

    28. Zizimz on

      So let me get this straight. Lecornu failed because the left insisted the government takes back the pension reform. Lecornu declined. Now he’s PM again, yet nothing has changed…. Why? What is Macron’s strategy here?

    31. ipeih on

      That is interesting for sure. Lecornu will have to make many concessions to get France a budget, because the other parties will likely try to bring the government down

    34. manuel365 on

      Well, there is a certain sense in it. If the parties‘ objections were to the composition of the government, Lecornu could form a new government with different ministers.

      Yet, somehow, I’m not very hopeful.

    36. berejser on

      >Macron made the announcement late on Friday, hours after meeting all the main parties together at the Élysée Palace

      That’s progress. At least they’re talking.

    38. Dryish on

      There were already calls for an early presidential election. There will be ten times as many by tomorrow.

    40. slowakia_gruuumsh on

      This is like trying to clean a clearly scratched playstation cd hoping it’ll run again.

    41. Sasiches_and_mash on

      C’est une stratégie audacieuse Crouton, Voyons si cela rapporte pour eux

    43. koziello on

      Can’t the French Parliament itself present a PM candidate, or does it always has to be the President? Seems more logical in such a divided chamber.

    44. GhirahimLeFabuleux on

      Note that Lecornu had publically begged to not be picked again up until a few hours before this, and this comes just after he invited the traditional left and right parties to personally deny any concessions to their faces. Say what you will, but Macron always knows how to put on a good show.

      On a more serious note, this gov probably won’t last more than a week.

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