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Dans la perspective de l'élection présidentielle de 2027 en France, plusieurs figures de la droite et du centre, notamment Édouard Philippe du parti Horizons et Gabriel Attal, sont en compétition pour représenter leur camp. Certains appellent à l'organisation d'une primaire pour départager les candidats.
Maud Bregeon, porte-parole du gouvernement et soutien du candidat Horizons Édouard Philippe, estime que la primaire pour la présidentielle 2027 n'a plus lieu d'être entre lui et Gabriel Attal, dénonçant l'hypocrisie des candidats favorables à une primaire.
Invité dimanche soir de BFMTV, le candidat d'Horizons à la présidentielle promet de ne «se livrer» à aucune attaque contre une figure de «la droite et du centre» pendant la campagne.
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Édouard Philippe ne lancera pas d'attaques contre des figures de la droite et du centre pendant la campagne présidentielle.
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