Victor Chabert, edited by Manon Fossat
Eric Zemmour was traveling Saturday in Alsace, where he visited small villages. The objective: to gain proximity and directly address the working classes. Because it is now the strategy of the presidential candidate, who intends to install his idea of great downgrading.
The presidential candidate, Eric Zemmour, now wants to get closer to the French. So for that, exit the big cities. The polemicist was traveling Saturday in Alsace for a visit placed under the sign of proximity, in small villages. But this exit was nonetheless very organized and almost locked by the candidate.
Multiplication of trips outside metropolitan areas
It was indeed the first real contact with the French for Éric Zemmour. After bringing together his activists during a visit – very framed by his teams – to a vineyard in the small village of Husseren-les-Châteaux, on the outskirts of Colmar, he strolled to the Riquewihr Christmas market, known to be the one of the most beautiful villages in France.
A candidate like any other, therefore, who shakes hands, takes selfies … And unlike his trip to Marseille a few weeks ago where he had been strongly jostled, this time, Eric Zemmour did not encounter any complications. After having hammered home the great replacement, he now wants to install his idea of great downgrading: economic, social, international… And to address the popular classes. To speak to them directly, he therefore plans to increase trips outside metropolitan areas, to smaller towns, and to towns that are also easier to secure.