"Let's keep calm, the long-term vision, and the French people will join us": the day after the meeting of the executive board of the Renaissance party, its spokesperson assures that the majority has been called to be "proud" and to "work its heart out". On the eve of the presentation by Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne of the roadmap of Emmanuel Macron's "hundred days", and while the members of the majority are being chased by protesters adept at "pot" during their official travels, Loic Signor concedes: "I can understand that sometimes, when one is a member of the majority, one says to oneself 'what's the point?'" Asked about the future use of the 49.3, he said that "it would probably be better to avoid it," in view of "the reactions that have taken place in the country, particularly among a certain section of the youth". IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES