Given John’s track record in making predictions about French politics, I think we can be confident that what he predicts won’t happen.
Warren Trees
1 year ago
It would appear to me that deadlock is precisely what the public wants. This has been the ideal situation in the U.S., we call it gridlock. It is the only way to keep government from further encroaching into our lives more than they already have. The politicos need to accept this, but they won’t. Power is intoxicating.
Richard Barrett
1 year ago
I hate it when longer working weeks and higher pension ages are referred to as “reforms.” Surely there needs to be another word, perhaps “regressions” or at least “austerities”? In any event, the present National Assembly probably does represent the current state of French public opinion, so presumably another general election would backfire.
What about ‘adjustment’ to longer life expectancy in the case of pension reforms? (And ‘righting a wrong’ with the kafkaesque 35 hours)
Nicky Samengo-Turner
1 year ago
If only the pipls republic toylitte of nu britn could follow France and Italy and create a new party to wage war on the sandaloid eco racism LBGT incursion…
Given John’s track record in making predictions about French politics, I think we can be confident that what he predicts won’t happen.
It would appear to me that deadlock is precisely what the public wants. This has been the ideal situation in the U.S., we call it gridlock. It is the only way to keep government from further encroaching into our lives more than they already have. The politicos need to accept this, but they won’t. Power is intoxicating.
I hate it when longer working weeks and higher pension ages are referred to as “reforms.” Surely there needs to be another word, perhaps “regressions” or at least “austerities”? In any event, the present National Assembly probably does represent the current state of French public opinion, so presumably another general election would backfire.
What about ‘adjustment’ to longer life expectancy in the case of pension reforms? (And ‘righting a wrong’ with the kafkaesque 35 hours)
If only the pipls republic toylitte of nu britn could follow France and Italy and create a new party to wage war on the sandaloid eco racism LBGT incursion…
Bingo!