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    France’s youngest leader since Napoleon takes the stage

    by Vivienne Walt/Paris May 13, 2017 2 minutes
    The newly elected President greets supporters outside the Louvre Museum in Paris on May 7

    LE KID: THAT WAS HOW THE NEWS magazine L’Express described France’s new President on its cover just hours after Emmanuel Macron’s victory on May 7. The headline captured just how thoroughly Macron’s lightning ascent from Rothschild banker to Economy Minister to leader of the world’s sixth biggest economy—all by the age of 39—has put the country’s gray-haired political grandees out to pasture.

    In a stunning generational shift, millions of young

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