Editorial: Le Monde

• The Rassemblement National (RN) lacks balance and seriousness in reviewing the financial bill.
• RN's extremist fiscal proposals have been closely scrutinized by the oppositions.
• RN is facing intermittent criticism from various fronts including economy Nobel laureates.
• RN aims to please all segments of the electorate without upsetting the wealthy.
• RN plans for significant cuts in state spending and makes promises to reduce taxes to its popular electorate.
• Populist and liberal personalities within the RN party are being appeased.

Conclusion: The significant role that RN claims in the budget debate should spur the mobilization of all its opponents. The fight against extremism passes through an impartial analysis of its program, especially through denouncing its budget irresponsibility and recklessness.

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