Why Macron is not rushing to choose a prime minister

White smoke, finally. President Emmanuel Macron unveils post-Olympics plans after days of commemorative events. He will meet with party leaders before appointing a prime minister, following a delay that left the French feeling ignored. Macron’s actions post-election have raised concerns, as he buys time and seeks to define coalition terms, ignoring his constitutional responsibilities. The prolonged government formation process has left France in an unprecedented situation, with ministers making crucial decisions without a new government in place.

The delay in government formation is causing unrest among the French, as Macron continues to act as if he had won the elections, complicating the political landscape. This unusual situation calls for quick resolution to ensure effective governance and decision-making for the country’s future.