Paul Midi calls Gabriel Attal a rising star for the 2027 presidential election

Paris – May 30, 2026: Paul Midi, a deputy from Essonne for the “Republican Union,” called Gabriel Attal the candidate who has made the greatest progress and brings hope, with a positive agenda. Midi stated on the program “Political Highlights” on Saturday, May 30, that Attal proposes an optimistic and positive plan aimed at fundamentally changing the status quo. He praised Attal’s ability to shape the future and give hope to the people. Midi emphasized that Attal is the candidate with the greatest progress, presenting a project that brings back hope. He pointed out that Attal represents an optimistic and positive plan aimed at fundamental change. Midi praised Attal’s ability to shape the future and give hope to the people. Gabriel Attal, former Prime Minister and current Secretary General of Renaissance, officially announced his candidacy for the 2027 presidential election on May 22, 2026. In his statement, he emphasized the hope to make France a leading power in Europe again, but without resorting to “blood and tears.” On the same day, he announced a major campaign event to be held on May 30, 2026, at the Versailles Porte de Versailles Exhibition Center in Paris. At this first large rally, Attal presented his “French Commitment” and “Ability to Act.” He emphasized that he would “leave the blood and tears to others,” while committing himself to “action and hope.” Attal proposed four “main projects”: education, wages, borders, and artificial intelligence. He criticized the “pessimism” and “stagnation” spread by many political leaders. In recent weeks, Attal has received support from various sides. On May 17, 2026, 500 local elected representatives signed a call to support his presidential candidacy, emphasizing his ability to act and shape the future. However, a recent poll indicated that if Attal runs simultaneously with Édouard Philippe, the centrist camp might be eliminated in the first round of voting. The poll showed that in this case, Jean-Luc Mélenchon might enter the second round against Marine Le Pen or Jordan Bardella. Currently, with the 2027 presidential election approaching, dynamics within the centrist camp continue to evolve, and the political situation remains full of uncertainties.