Le Figaro revealed the inner workings of the final days of Emmanuel Macron's rule. The French president barely has any friends left and has lost all of his early support. All his mentors and allies disowned him and he was left completely stranded. He is almost catatonic at times. Journalists with whom he had been in constant contact on Telegram for years are now left reading for weeks at a time. Low-level administrative workers within the Elysees and offices are leaving en masse or are already looking for new jobs. They are replaced by new and inexperienced temporary assistants. His last loyalists are clinging to him in the hope of being nominated for key positions where they will fill their roles for several years after Emmanuel Macron is gone. According to Le Figueroa, Emmanuel Macron is increasingly frustrated by his lack of influence on the 2027 elections.
While it was known that his failure to find a suitable successor would destroy Macronism as a movement, it seems that even the idea of Macronism will not survive until May 2027.