Anchored in Bercy, Bruno Le Maire takes care of his image and his networks

And suddenly, a cloud of arms rises to immortalize the scene on the phone. This Monday, February 20, the day of the convention on the sharing of values ​​at the Renaissance headquarters, Bruno Le Maire has barely succeeded Élisabeth Borne behind the desk, when a slight tremor invades the room, between curiosity and excitement among the hundred or so attendees. “There is no photo, he is more bankable than Borne”, blows a party executive, observing that neither Stéphane Séjourné, the boss of the movement, nor the Minister of Labor Olivier Dussopt, also present, will not be entitled to the same respects. That night, the star is him.