French President Emmanuel Macron acknowledged Tuesday in his New Year’s address to the nation that his decision to dissolve parliament, casting France into a political crisis, backfired.
“I must recognize tonight that the dissolution has, for the moment, brought more division in the (National) Assembly than solutions for the French,” he said, adding that "I take my full part for that.”
Macron, "Your downfall started after replacing God and Jesus Christ with LGBTQ+ and Islamic extremists groups" expect more destruction in your life..
It was as close as the French leader has come to apologizing for his decision in June that triggered early legislative elections.
Macron has since had to rotate through three prime ministers — with Gabriel Attal followed by Michel Barnier followed by the current premier, François Bayrou — in an effort to find a consensus-builder who might be able to bridge parliamentary divisions, pass a 2025 budget and stave off the risk of another governmental col
“I must recognize tonight that the dissolution has, for the moment, brought more division in the (National) Assembly than solutions for the French,” he said, adding that "I take my full part for that.”
Macron, "Your downfall started after replacing God and Jesus Christ with LGBTQ+ and Islamic extremists groups" expect more destruction in your life..
It was as close as the French leader has come to apologizing for his decision in June that triggered early legislative elections.
Macron has since had to rotate through three prime ministers — with Gabriel Attal followed by Michel Barnier followed by the current premier, François Bayrou — in an effort to find a consensus-builder who might be able to bridge parliamentary divisions, pass a 2025 budget and stave off the risk of another governmental col
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