A former Secretary-General of the French Constitutional Council, Jean-Éric Schoettl, argues that presidential candidates identifying with Gaullism should propose a constitutional revision. He believes a return to the 1958 Constitution of the Fifth Republic is needed to restore the power and flexibility of the state. Schoettl suggests this represents a genuine opportunity for candidates aiming to embody Gaullist principles. He implies current candidates are failing to address fundamental issues of governmental power. The call to action is specifically framed for the upcoming 2027 presidential election, challenging contenders to embrace this "constitutional revolution." Schoettl believes this move would be a decisive step in revitalizing France’s governing structure, returning it to its original foundations.

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