This weekend, Edouard Philippe, 54, ended all his hopes of becoming president. It is not (yet) because of its economically ultraliberal program, which it is difficult to imagine could please a majority of the population. No, it's more pernicious. In an interview given to Parisian, the mayor of Le Havre has alienated himself, let's not be afraid of words, at least 13% of French people, or more than 8.8 million people (1), the vast majority of them men over 30, a priori one of its core targets. Without this electorate, he has no chance.
Judge then. Victim, as everyone has noticed, of a sudden loss of hair and other hairs due to an illness, alopecia, “neither contagious nor painful”, he has been able to observe with relief a happy turnaround in recent months. The former Prime Minister says: “In June, it started to grow back, without treatment or surgery. It made me funny. I feel like I'm reliving puberty again. And it turns out that the hair that grows back is black. […] I kind of came back from among the bald.”
Puberty, an infinite expanse of possibilities
In a quick witticism, Edouard Philippe makes all the speeches of body positivism that we can read here or there and say out loud what the m
Related News :