IT seems French President Emmanuel Macron's political gamble with snap elections is paying off well so far. His primary goal was to thwart the advance of the right wing, and he has achieved this objective quite successfully.
IT seems French President Emmanuel Macron's political gamble with snap elections is paying off well so far. His primary goal was to thwart the advance of the right wing, and he has achieved this objective quite successfully. Following a humiliating defeat by Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally in the European parliamentary elections in June, Macron's sudden announcement of snap elections caught everyone off guard.
The ad-hoc alliance between Macron's party and the right-leaning lawmakers demonstrates a pragmatic approach to governance, suggesting that Macron is looking for a working majority at the moment.This ad hoc alliance signals that Macron has the political momentum needed to shape the country's next government.
Macron's Tactical Maneuvering Paying Off?
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