Elisabeth Borne: “I still think I can be useful”

Between two puffs of an electronic cigarette, a glass of orgeat syrup never far away, Elisabeth Borne coldly observes the current situation: “In a suspended period like this, it is important to keep your nerves. “The Prime Minister, who receives us Thursday, April 6, on the first floor of Matignon, does not think so well when outside the anger of the French against the pension reform is heard. She swears not to be “indifferent”, admits “a need for appeasement” and recognizes the need to “show that we have consideration for people”. However, in these times heckled by crises, but also of hesitation before the decision of the Constitutional Council expected on April 14 on the pension bill, it happens that the noise also comes from the top of the State.