The recent censure vote against the government of Michel Barnier by 331 deputies has ignited a significant political crisis in France. Advisors and ministers express feelings of disappointment and waste regarding unresolved policy issues. Former Minister Paul Christophe laments the political climate, claiming it prioritizes personal interests over the public good. Despite recognition of a need for coalition-building post-censure, many officials question the effectiveness of negotiation tactics that included attempts to placate far-right elements within the Assembly led by Marine Le Pen.

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