Public services on the verge of collapse, tired citizens, inflation… France seems to be moving away from the happy days promised by Emmanuel Macron during the Covid-19 crisis, in 2020. “Alas, the French cannot cling to the president”, regrets Franz-Olivier Giesbert at the microphone of Europe 1.
“I think we elected a tap dancer. He taps, that is to say, he does communication,” continues the journalist. “It’s a bit mean, but it’s the truth,” he said. The Franco-American notices the changes of course of the president between his first and second mandate, underlining the ambiguity of the “at the same time”, dear to the president of the Republic.
“Spine Problem”
“How can we trust someone who has a Minister of National Education who is called Blanquer in a first term, and who in his second term appoints Pap Ndiaye?”, Wonders he. “There is something that escapes us. All of this has absolutely no coherence and it’s not ‘at the same time’. It’s just nonsense,” he judges.
In an editorial published on the site of the point at the beginning of October, the journalist underlined the fall of morals of the head of the State. A strongly criticized editorial: “We have no right to say that he is a little depressed. However, it is normal, other presidents have been in depression”, it is nothing new, assures you -he.
However, Franz-Olivier Giesbert does not hesitate to underline the qualities of Emmanuel Macron: “He has many qualities, he is very intelligent”, he recognizes. “But we can see it, he has a problem with his spine, that he should have a transplant and maybe it would be better.”