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France’s newly reappointed prime minister said on Saturday that there weren’t ″a lot of candidates″ for his job and called for a government free from partisan politics.
Speaking during a visit to a police station in the Paris suburb of L’Hay-les-Roses, Lecornu said "I will do my duty, and I will not be a problem," he said, warning that his cabinet "must not be hostage to partisan interests."
The newly reappointed prime minister acknowledged that he might not last long in the post, given the country’
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