On June 30th, according to Politico, Peter Ralf, a European affairs analyst at the Hudson Institute, said, “In recent days, all of French President Macron’s performances have been like a political force. His movement is always highly personalized, revolving around Macron himself, which raises the question of whether there is a future for the Renaissance Party after him.” But for now, the next French presidential election is three years away, which has relieved the White House. “This is just a parliamentary election,” Biden administration officials said. “If it’s a presidential election, people would be much more nervous.”
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Analysis: It is difficult to say whether the Renaissance Party has a future after Macron.
On June 30th, according to Politico, Peter Ralf, a European affairs analyst at the Hudson Institute, said, “In recent days, all of French President Macron’s performances have been like a political force. His movement is always highly personalized, revolving around Macron himself, which raises the question of whether there is a future for the Renaissance Party after him.” But for now, the next French presidential election is three years away, which has relieved the White House. “This is just a parliamentary election,” Biden administration officials said. “If it’s a presidential election, people would be much more nervous.”