— Saint Schuman, failed to secure chamber's confidence

— Henri Queuille, failed to secure chamber's confidence

— Pierre Pflimlin, steps down to usher in De Gaulle and the eventual creation of the Fifth Republic

— Fernand Bouisson, resigned after the chamber refused government full financial powers

— León Blum, resigned after the chamber refused government full financial powers

— Philippe Pétain, premiership ends when chamber gave him / Vichy Regime full constituent powers

— Vincent Auriol, caretaker

— Frédéric François-Marsal, took the job to send a message to MPs and then immediately resign

— Édouard Herriot, fails to secure the backing of the chamber

— Camille Chautemps, fails to secure the backing of the chamber

— Édouard Daladier, resigns after far-right riots leave 15 dead

By my quick count, Lecornu's record has only been beat by:

— Duke de Mortemart, named premier hours before Charles X abdicated

— Duke of Bessano, overthrown for being an idiot

— Armand Fallières, resigned after his bill to exile royal pretenders failed

— Alexandre Ribot, overthrown by the left

Ojo, que parece que los trend-setters absolutos de este tema fueron quienes crearon la cuenta de bloques cebra en Instagram a principios de Julio.

Pero OLÉ la prensa nacional, en todo caso.

Y hoy...