Macron's approval rating is going down the tubes, only 36% after receiving 66% votes months ago

[lecter]

Back in May, when Rothschild banker and cultural racist Emmanuel Macron won 66% of the vote against socialist Le Pen, many Sherdoggers already declared him the new leader of the free world (admittedly that was when they thought he doesn't like Drumpf). But for now, he struggles with terrible approval ratings in his own country.

In the latest polls, conducted by ifop and published by French newspaper Le Figaro, only 36% are satisfied with his actions as president. ("100 days after the appointment of Emmanuel Macron as president of the French Republic, would you say that you're satisfied or dissatisfied with his actions?"). 64% are totally displeased.
Even Francois Hollande who wasn't the most popular president did much better at the same time with an approval rating of 46%.

Only 23% think France is headed in the right direction (45% in 2007).

What contributes to Macron's unpopularity is that many people feel like he doesn't fulfill his campaign promises, his authoritarian style of governing, and that members of his administration and close friends of the Rothschild banker had to step down after scandals because they paid people for work that wasn't actually done.
In other words, the Frenchies have been conned by a high-society authoritarian.
I wonder why Europeans always fall for conmen? Hitler, Merkel, Macron, Berlusconi, Corbyn etc et pp
I hope he has some success, France is in desperate need of yuge improvements and an important ally.

http://www.lefigaro.fr/politique/20...ron-confronte-au-scepticisme-des-francais.php

 

[klnOmega]

Not suprjsing. Its been a dumpster fire over there since he took office. Look for conservative groups to win big next election cycle.

 

[Makani]

Little early, but I feel this is going to be a continuing trend in politics. Plenty of complex problems, idiot voters vote for a guy promising easy solutions, then turn on him when he doesn't magically fix things. Lather, rinse, repeat.

 

[Goonerview]

He will get re-elected in the next election, because the "liberal" media will go into overdrive demonizing his opponents and making them feel guilty for voting for Le Pen et al.

 

[WhitebeltXL]

what did they think they were getting when they voted in Merkel's bitchboy?

 

[Lead]

Well they have just 5 1/2 years til change.

 

[Madmick]

So Trump isn't the only one who is floundering. Macron probably didn't gain too much by that bromance.

 

[Teppodama]

Vote in The New World Order, get fucked by The World Order. Europe never learns. Socialism and Communistic principles sound great in college classrooms and the salons and parlors of the "intellectual elite". Never seems to work out well in the real world though.

 

[TheGreatA]

Macron can thank Trump for getting his approval ratings up. He capitalized on the "anti-Trump" populist wave by making some grandiose statements about equality (that he was never going to back up, as a neo-liberal globalist con-man whose only true objective is to serve as a lobbyist for corporate causes).

Now he is being exposed for what he is. Apparently, he is too obnoxious to even give comments to the media. Trump might be a bumbling fool but he has never been afraid to make his opinions known. Macron acts like more of an upper class aristocrat.

Macron follows the true and tested tradition to modern liberal politics by pandering to the "progressive" socialist block with identity politics, without actually ever giving them anything, outside of the occasional empty platitude. I do not fault him for that, but it is dishonest. You could say that the same goes for most "neo-cons", which in reality are inter-changeable with neo-liberals outside of a few minor disagreements over policy.

 

[KOQ24]

Little early, but I feel this is going to be a continuing trend in politics. Plenty of complex problems, idiot voters vote for a guy promising easy solutions, then turn on him when he doesn't magically fix things. Lather, rinse, repeat.

Macron was actually blaming Le Pen for having "easy solutions" and he'd be the one to fix those "complex" Problems that no Peasant would understand.

Of course one of those problems involves dealing with France's way too powerful public unions (35hr work week, 36 days of paid vacation.
Then there's the big Elephant in the Room, which is mass immigration of low-skilled (usually) Muslims.

 

[ShinkanPo]

Well his Wife is.....so ehhh....

 

[lecter]

Macron was actually blaming Le Pen for having "easy solutions" and he'd be the one to fix those "complex" Problems that no Peasant would understand.

To be fair, Le Pen did offer populist, not well thought-through solutions but Macron also tended to be vague and did a lot of 'politician talk'.
His comments about how not everybody would understand detailed answers really isn't better than Trump's "I have a secret plan, believe me, I won't tell you though".
It's kind of absurd how Macron has become a hero of the anti-Trumpsters, they're really similar in many aspects.

 

[P4p Islam]

Lol at people being invested in French politics.

 

[rokzilla]

Lol at people being invested in French politics.

You're right, les talk about how much you hate Trump some more.

Something I've been thinking about a while now, why don't they force immigrants into language classes? I feel like they segregate themselves into their own little enclaves because they can't speak the language of whatever country they're migrating to. They naturally gravitate towards people they feel comfortable with and it just snowballs until they recreate their previous countries culture. I think tackling the language barrier would be a huge step in the right direction, or just stopping the influx of migrants all together for a while.

 

[Hard To Tell]

Come on guys, cut the French some slack. They've just gone a couple of weeks without an Islamic terror attack. Let them enjoy the moment, because it won't last long.

 

[P4p Islam]

You're right, les talk about how much you hate Trump some more.

Something I've been thinking about a while now, why don't they force immigrants into language classes? I feel like they segregate themselves into their own little enclaves because they can't speak the language of whatever country they're migrating to. They naturally gravitate towards people they feel comfortable with and it just snowballs until they recreate their previous countries culture. I think tackling the language barrier would be a huge step in the right direction, or just stopping the influx of migrants all together for a while.

You need a new troll gimmick

 

[ZackZed]

Not suprjsing. Its been a dumpster fire over there since he took office. Look for conservative groups to win big next election cycle.

Aren't French elections always held between the far-left vs moderate left?

 

[Rational Poster]

Vote in The New World Order, get fucked by The World Order. Europe never learns. Socialism and Communistic principles sound great in college classrooms and the salons and parlors of the "intellectual elite". Never seems to work out well in the real world though.

Macron is a fucking banker not a commie what are you on about?

 

[Madmick]

Macron is a fucking banker not a commie what are you on about?

Remember, "Centrists" are like the spoon in The Matrix according to the #Trumpets.

 

[Rod1]

Macron is like a republican without the identity politics, of course he wasnt going to do well.

Also France does needs some republican politics to clean up the act.