Paul Midi praises Gabriel Attal as the rising star for the 2027 presidential election

Paris – May 30, 2026: Paul Midi, a member of parliament from Essonne Department belonging to “Ensemble pour la République,” praised Gabriel Attal as the candidate showing the greatest progress and presenting a positive project that restores hope. On Saturday, May 30, on the program “La politique s’éclaire,” Midi emphasized that Attal is promoting an optimistic and forward-looking program aiming to fundamentally change things. He praised Attal’s ability to shape the future and give people hope. Midi emphasized that Attal is the candidate making the most progress and presenting a project that restores hope to the people. Attal advocates an optimistic and positive program, aiming for fundamental transformation. Midi evaluated that Attal has the power to create the future and bring hope to the people. Former Prime Minister and current Secretary General of the Renaissance party Gabriel Attal officially announced his candidacy for the 2027 presidential election on May 22, 2026. In his statement, he emphasized the ambition to restore France as a major power in Europe and stated his goal of a government without “blood and tears.” On the same day, he announced that he would hold a large campaign event at the Paris exhibition center Porte de Versailles on May 30, 2026. At his first large-scale rally, Attal demonstrated “France’s promise” and “capacity for action.” He stressed that “blood and tears will be left to others” and promised “action and hope.” Attal introduced four “major projects”: education, wages, borders, and artificial intelligence. He criticized the “pessimism” and “stagnation” he believes are spreading among many political leaders. In recent weeks, Attal has received support from various quarters. On May 17, 2026, a statement signed by 500 regional representatives called for his presidential candidacy and emphasized his ability to act and shape the future. However, a recently released poll pointed out the risk that the central bloc could already be defeated in the first round if Attal and Édouard Philippe run simultaneously. In this scenario, Jean-Luc Mélenchon could advance to the runoff against Marine Le Pen or Jordan Bardella. Thus, the political situation remains tense, and as the 2027 presidential election approaches, the dynamics within the central bloc are still evolving.