Maoist or ultraliberal, the French left?
His approach to the presidential election is between the
“that a hundred flowers bloom”
of the Grand Helmsman and the
“let it happen, let pass”
of the Marquis de Gournay.
From Anne Hidalgo who says she wants to
"take her part"
in the debate to François Hollande who dreams of taking his place, from Yannick Jadot who sees France in green from the Europeans, to Arnaud Montebourg, who returns to forage in the French countryside, without forget Christiane Taubira that some announce as a candidate for all, the applicants are not lacking.
Who all know that it will be necessary to reckon with a Jean-Luc Mélenchon who will never give up proclaiming: the left is me!
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All agree on a postulate: Macron is the right.
This frees up a space to the left of the president large enough to qualify for the second round and thus offer voters an alternative to the return match between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen.
On this specific point, their hope is
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