Long run trajectory of Le Pen family rise in France is worrying though. 2002: Jean-Marie Le Pen 17.8% v. Chirac 82.2. 2017: Marine Le Pen 33.9% v. Macron 66.1%. This year maybe Le Pen 45% to Macron 55%.) I talk about the trend with @artgoldhammer here:https://jeetheer.substack.com/p/podcast-the-french-election?r=bh54&s=w&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email …
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@artgoldhammer's analysis:https://newrepublic.com/article/166165/macron-le-pen-debate-putin-russia …Show this thread
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One potential upside to runoff elections is that they sometimes seem to serve like one of those cautionary pop up messages: “you sure this is what you truly want?”
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Hope they’re accurately taking into account all the folks who may prefer Macron but are planning to stay home anyway.
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Thank God!
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Can't help but see the similarities to the US 2016 election (an unpopular, right-leaning centrist of the establishment vs. an outsider right-wing nationalist, with a not insignificant part of the voting public disliking both), so would not be surprised at an upset.
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