Should we fear populism?
Valérie Pécresse assures it, following Emmanuel Macron.
"I make a tight border with the far right,"
explains the LR candidate (RTL, Monday), targeting Marine Le Pen and Éric Zemmour.
In the event of a final duel between the president and one of these two candidates, the voice of Pécresse will not go to this right side.
Francis Kalifat, president of Crif (Representative Council of Jewish Institutions in France), explains for his part (
L'Opinion,
Monday) the choice of his guests at the big annual dinner on February 24:
"At the table of the Republicans, the extremes have no place."
Mélenchon, Le Pen and Zemmour will be
“undesirable”.
The problem is that these three represent more than 40% of the voting intentions.
Can we therefore speak of extremism or populism when almost half of the voters seem to want a break with the established order?
The old world continues to die of inadequacy to reality.
The left is no more than a shadow.
But a similar fate threatens...
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