I don't know why Disclose.tv posts "breaking" news headlines with no context or details. Here's a story by AFP.
Macron Calls Snap Legislative Elections In France
French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday announced he was dissolving parliament and called snap legislative elections after the far-right trounced his centrist alliance in EU polls. The first round of elections for the lower house National Assembly will take place on June 30, with the second round on July 7, Macron announced in an address to the nation. The outcome of the EU elections, he acknowledged, is "not a good result for parties who defend Europe." Macron noted that, including the top scoring National Rally (RN), far-right parties in France managed to take almost 40 percent of the vote in the EU elections in France.
"Far right parties... are progressing everywhere in the continent. It is a situation to which I cannot resign myself," he said. "I decided to give you the choice... Therefore I will dissolve the National Assembly tonight. This decision is serious and heavy but it is an act of confidence. Confidence in you, dear compatriots, and in the capacity of the French people to make the best choice for itself and future generations."
The RN's list, led by Jordan Bardella, 28, gained between 32.3 and 33 percent of the vote compared with 14.8 to 15.2 percent for Macron's alliance led by his Renaissance party, according to projections from several polling firms.
Macron warned Thursday that the EU risked being "blocked" by a big far-right presence in the European Parliament after this week's elections. The election results also mark a critical moment as eyes turn to France's 2027 presidential vote where Macron cannot stand again and RN figurehead Marine Le Pen fancies she has her best-ever chance of winning the Elysee Palace.
Or in other words, he saw that his stock was crashing, but not QUITE below 50% yet, so he called a flash-election while he still had a chance of winning, rather than wait a year and guarantee that he'd be destroyed.
no he calls a flash election so that the opposition can "win" and is left holding the bag when shit goes south as a result of his retarded policies. then, with the RN discredited, the globohomo will roll out the next young gay upstart to sweep the presidential election in 2027.
he could even "resign in protest" some time before the end of his term. and then use that to claim he can run again, since he didnt do his two constitutionally allowed terms. that woulnd be a very flimsy constitutional justification, but since when do globohomo care about constitutions?
I don't know why Disclose.tv posts "breaking" news headlines with no context or details. Here's a story by AFP.
No news site has anything worth paying for, especially since all of them crib everything from their government handlers.
Or in other words, he saw that his stock was crashing, but not QUITE below 50% yet, so he called a flash-election while he still had a chance of winning, rather than wait a year and guarantee that he'd be destroyed.
I am not familiar with the French system, but don't they have to have reform the legislative majority after big electoral shifts?
no he calls a flash election so that the opposition can "win" and is left holding the bag when shit goes south as a result of his retarded policies. then, with the RN discredited, the globohomo will roll out the next young gay upstart to sweep the presidential election in 2027.
he could even "resign in protest" some time before the end of his term. and then use that to claim he can run again, since he didnt do his two constitutionally allowed terms. that woulnd be a very flimsy constitutional justification, but since when do globohomo care about constitutions?