The normalization of the RN worries the Assembly

They have become the object of all eyes. In the Hemicycle, the deputies of the National Rally no longer go unnoticed. Previously not registered, because too few, they now form a group of 89 parliamentarians ready to prove that they have as much their place as the others. In sessions, they stand out for their discretion and diligence. In the corridors, they enthusiastically greet their colleagues and try to establish a dialogue across partisan borders. All are delighted to have led a first month without missteps, with even a few victories on the clock. Their opponents are worried about it, and seek to stop what they consider to be a new attempt at normalization by the Lepenist party.

“They are very smart, it’s dangerous”, thus alerts an elected official who is among the new faces of the majority. In his group, the message hammered home from the start is clear: the search for compromise will not be done with the National Rally. The leader…