What currently characterizes our public life is boredom, wrote an editorialist shortly before May 68. The same feeling of collective boredom grips us a few weeks before a presidential election which seems to be played in advance, trivialized by a not candidate but given winner by all the bookmakers.
So from
The Economist
, which predicts re-election with a certainty rate of 79%.
The
New York Times
gave a similar forecast - 80% - for Hillary Clinton's election to the US presidential elections in 2016.
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France is so bored that it no longer bothers to choose its head of state.
The pollsters all point to the risk of massive abstention, of a particularly shifting and uncertain electorate, which will be decided at the last minute.
The soft, invisible and hybrid campaign, as one would say of a war in Ukraine, continues to unfold, however, in a general lethargy.
No doubt this is the tactical bet of the non-candidate president: to play the…
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