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Glad you get my point. Yes, winning an election isn't the only thing, we agree there.

But Macron, by not giving a chance to NPF meanwhile simultaneously attacking them (don't ignore his narrative the whole time), is the one causing the instability, not the side who isn't given the power to even try.

Also, all sides use all sorts of rhetoric to strengthen their hand pre-negotiations. These declarations at this stage never matter. Macron holds the key and is causing the instability. Soon people will go on streets, he'll paint them as "anarchists" and try to garner more centrist support.

I said this three months ago - Macron's way was increasing instability.

He should've let the regular process take its course and let the winner of the election form the government. Instead he did a soft coup.

A liberal blocking the left and causing far right rise. A tale as old as time.

I said this three months ago - Macron's way was increasing instability.

He should've let the regular process take its course and let the winner of the election form the government. Instead he did a soft coup.

A liberal blocking the left and causing far right rise. A tale as old as time.

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