At just 29, Jordan Bardella, president of the Rassemblement National, has released his debut autobiography, ‘Ce que je cherche,’ reflecting on his rapid rise in politics and his future ambitions. Bardella presents himself as a liberal leader aiming to unite various factions of the right, citing Nicolas Sarkozy as a key influence. His book hints at aspirations to take over from Marine Le Pen, who acknowledges the work but is cautious about its implications. Sociologist Erwan Lecoeur suggests the autobiography signals Bardella’s intent to position himself as a successor, potentially challenging party unity.