Macron Is Running Out of Viable Prime Ministers for France

Emmanuel Macron, the French President, is struggling to find a viable prime minister to address the country's mounting debt issues. In less than two years, Macron has already cycled through four prime ministers, and the search for a fifth has become increasingly challenging. The article suggests that there are no clear candidates with a high likelihood of success in this role, highlighting the difficulties Macron faces in finding a suitable leader to tackle France's economic problems. The frequent turnover in the prime minister's office has created instability and made it difficult for the government to implement long-term strategies to address the nation's debt. The article underscores the political and economic challenges facing Macron as he tries to navigate France's complex political landscape and find a prime minister who can effectively manage the country's financial issues. The search for a new prime minister has become a pressing concern for the French president as he seeks to maintain stability and deliver on his policy objectives.