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CHRONIC. The former president comments, criticizes, discusses, vilifies. But there is nothing like a leader who would rise to the front to save the reformist left.
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By Michael Richard
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François Hollande, on May 9, on France Inter: “They were had because they wanted to be had, it’s worse! The former president lived up to his reputation as an excellent political commentator. Nothing escapes him that he dissects, preferably with cruelty. This time, it is Olivier Faure, his unworthy successor at the head of the PS, and his friends who are the subject of his caustic analysis.
We understand why: their agreement with Jean-Luc Mélenchon within the Nupes is nothing other than the admission of a surrender and the demolition site of the quinquennium Holland. Nothing remains of its economic, social and European policy. Nothing from the Socialist Party he led for ten years. Nothing of this reformist left which surrendered in front of a radical extreme left…
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