If she is more than ever sorrow in the polls, Anne Hidalgo still believes in her remounted. The PS presidential candidate has even just unveiled her campaign poster and slogan a little in advance.
Don’t count on her to give up. Mocked for her alarming polls and her call for the union of the left snubbed by Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Yannick Jadot, Anne Hidalgo would have every reason to abandon the race for the Elysee. But the mayor of Paris is not known for her pugnacity for nothing: now competed with Christiane Taubira, who “considering“to come forward to save the left from disaster next April, the PS candidate still reiterates her determination by unveiling a poster and a slogan – “Bringing France together“- one week ahead of schedule.
To the picture : an Anne Hidalgo all smiles, on the scene of his first meeting in Perpignan, his gaze turned towards the sky and his hands clasped in those of his socialist comrades Hermeline Malherbe and Carole Delga. “Its gradient of colors historically associated with the political spectrum of the left symbolizes and calls for union, while the typography refers to militant and demanding posters, carrying strong messages.“, explains the team of the elected PS to Sunday newspaper. The logo “Hidalgo! 2022” evokes “a positive dynamic, an incentive to movement, to action, a call to mobilize and unite“.
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Anne Hidalgo “absolutely does not” want to withdraw in favor of Christiane Taubira
Enough to relaunch his campaign? Anne Hidalgo intends in any case to illustrate 2 million leaflets with this poster, printed in 100,000 copies. Still, this is not really a surprise, since the wife of Jean-Marc Germain had already reaffirmed her desire to maintain his candidacy despite the last-minute irruption of Christiane Taubira. Asked about this on BFM TV last Thursday, the one who is struggling to exceed 5% of voting intentions insisted that she was not considering “absolutely not“to withdraw:”This is an additional candidacy. And me, as far as I’m concerned, it’s my responsibility, I am proposing a primary from the left. “. Unfortunately for the elected PS, Yannick Jadot and Jean-Luc Mélenchon still do not hear it that way …
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