to be chafoin wrote:nico239 wrote:But more prosaically it is in the ballot boxes that everything is decided.
This is especially what the GJs are fighting against.
Couldn't that change? Changing that would then, for me, be a real "gain" brought about by the GJ movement.
You do well to speak in the conditional, dreaming is good but reality will not change .... or rather it will change if the vote at the polls decides ...
There is undoubtedly a candidate who can apply what you say: it is still necessary that he obtain the majority in the presidential elections.
And I doubt that he will get a majority in the next presidential elections
To this day we are still in the same problem, either LREM is No. 3 and we are quiet or it is No. 2 and the movement is re-elected as head of state ... except that a majority votes AGAINST and above all do not abstain, which to date is illusory.
After my few polls right to left (no pun intended) among GJs and non-GJs but all ARCHI "against Macron" just 30% will be ready to vote AGAINST: from there you can fold the shop and put away your vest