>Just how far France has strayed from that model was made clear by the fall of Prime Minister Michel Barnier in a vote of no-confidence on Wednesday. No government had suffered such ignominy since 1962. Barnier, a center-right former EU envoy, had been chosen by President Emmanuel Macron to lead a minority government after an inconclusive snap election in July. With his negotiating skills, it was hoped he would find a way to steer legislation through a deadlocked assembly.
Have they considered that the far right is made up of criminals and grifters who will vote for no confidence just to make their legal cases go away
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>Just how far France has strayed from that model was made clear by the fall of Prime Minister Michel Barnier in a vote of no-confidence on Wednesday. No government had suffered such ignominy since 1962. Barnier, a center-right former EU envoy, had been chosen by President Emmanuel Macron to lead a minority government after an inconclusive snap election in July. With his negotiating skills, it was hoped he would find a way to steer legislation through a deadlocked assembly.
Have they considered that the far right is made up of criminals and grifters who will vote for no confidence just to make their legal cases go away