Paul Midi praises Gabriel Attal as a hopeful candidate for the 2027 presidential election

Paris – May 30, 2026: Paul Midi, a member of parliament from Essonne representing ‘Ensemble pour la République’, praised Gabriel Attal as the candidate showing the greatest progress and having a positive project that restores hope. On the “La politique s’éclaire” program broadcast on Saturday, May 30, Midi emphasized that Attal presents an optimistic and positive program aiming for radical change. He praised Attal’s ability to design the future and give hope to citizens. Midi stressed that Attal is the candidate who has made the most progress and presented a project that returns hope to people. He once again mentioned that Attal has an optimistic and positive program that pushes for radical change. Midi highly valued Attal’s ability to design the future and provide hope. 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 announcement, he emphasized his ambition to make France a leading power in Europe again, declaring he would achieve this “without blood and tears.” On the same day, he announced plans for a large election campaign event at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles on May 30, 2026. At this first large gathering, Attal presented his “promise for France” and “capacity for action.” He emphasized that he “leaves blood and tears to others” while promising “action and hope.” Attal introduced four “main projects”: education, wages, borders, and artificial intelligence. He criticized the “pessimism” and “stagnation” spread by many politicians. In recent weeks, Attal has received support in various ways. On May 17, 2026, 500 local elected representatives signed an appeal endorsing him as a presidential candidate. They emphasized that he is a person who acts and designs the future. However, a recent poll pointed out the risk that the centrist camp could be eliminated in the first round if Attal and Édouard Philippe run simultaneously. The poll suggested that in this scenario, Jean-Luc Mélenchon might face Marine Le Pen or Jordan Bardella in the second round. As the 2027 presidential election approaches and the dynamics within the centrist camp shift, the political landscape is unfolding in an increasingly interesting way.