Emmanuel Macron is going today, Friday April 22, to Figeac, in the Lot, for his last campaign trip before the second round where he is playing for his re-election. The president-candidate wants to fight until the last moment but also begins to project himself on the post-24 April.
Winning on Sunday is the only objective displayed by Emmanuel Macron during his penultimate campaign trip to Saint-Denis. He explained in what state of mind he approached the final sprint of the campaign: Me, I am determined, concentrated, committed and, for me, nothing is played. The French and the French will make their choice on April 24. Nothing is played and I call on all those who support me to redouble their energy, their efforts to convince as many French women and men as possible “.
think about after
Don’t give up even if the polls give it a win. That does not prevent thinking about what to do in the event of an election, especially since others are already displaying their ambitions like Jean-Luc Mélenchon who sees himself as Prime Minister. A premature hypothesis according to Emmanuel Macron: “ To spin the sporting metaphor, it’s always better when you’re on the eve of the semi-final not to do the final score sheet right away “.
Don’t close any doors
But if on April 25, Emmanuel Macron is still president, he knows what he must do: “ The responsibility for tomorrow is to draw the consequences if the French men and women trust me. This means that we must, if we want to reunite the country, also have a posture of listening, openness, broader ambition which must continue “. Emmanuel Macron does not want to close any doors before Sunday’s vote.
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