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As reported The World, On December 19, Pascal Praud was entitled to a word from Emmanuel Macron after the death of his father. A message which takes on, with a little hindsight, a completely different meaning.
For seven years now, the French have discovered a little every day the reversal of the President of the Republic, who once claimed to be a socialist, before defending the interests of companies, while diluting a lot of “at the same time” in the hope of breaking the codes. Dancing on one foot then the other to try to satisfy a greater number of people, Emmanuel Macron seems to have almost completely lost the majority of the population. In fact, he obtains the trust of only 21% of citizens, as reported The Echoes on December 12 in a new study demonstrating the lowest satisfaction rate for the head of state since his first term.
This December 19, The World revealed a long article on the evolution of “double permanent state” by Emmanuel Macron, revealing in passing how he manages to always stay in the middle, using almost all possible words to convince the different camps, even trying to win the sympathy of Pascal Praud. The emblematic host of the Bolloré group, rarely soft on the policies pursued by the president, has several times denounced what he considers to be constant selfishness on the part of the latter. But when the CNews presenter faced the death of his father, Roger, in October, Emmanuel Macron jumped at the opportunity to appeal to him, convinced, according to our colleagues, that it is possible of “put it in your pocket”.
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A message that was not enough to win his sympathy
After seeing the TV host’s tribute to his father in the columns of Sunday newspaper, the president sends him a very classic message of condolences: “Courage !” But this was not enough to change Pascal Praud’s mind regarding the ambiguous policy he has been leading for seven years. The CNews program continues to deplore, with its most talkative columnists, the actions undertaken by Emmanuel Macron as well as those of his changing and unstable government.
Article written with the collaboration of 6Medias
