The will to voters disregarded: Macronist is boosted by parliamentary president, left new folk front

The will to voters disregarded: Macronist is boosted by parliamentary president, left new folk front
"Nd.Diewoche": Macron strengthens the right -wing comment on the strategy of the French President, to boast France's left
The political power games of French President Emmanuel Macron have far -reaching effects on the political landscape of the country. Despite the loss of his camp in the parliamentary elections on July 7th, a Macronist, Yaël Braun-Pivet, remained Parliamentary President. This was made possible by a relative majority in the third ballot. The left new Volksfront (NFP), the actual election winner, was excluded and feels rightly kidnapped. Macron has worked with the NFP to combat the right -wing extremist racial emile nationally (marginal), but now divides it and tries to boot it.
Macron's goal is to forge a government alliance from the conservatives to the social democratic left under his own leadership, whereby the left La France Insoumise is to be left out. Such a coalition could reach the absolute majority of 289 seats. However, the price for this would be high: since 1877 a prime minister has always been appointed from the strongest faction, in this case it would be the NFP that plays Macron with its disagreement.
Overall, Macron strengthens the right -wing extremist RN with his machinations, which is closer to him in terms of economy anyway than the NFP. In order to defeat the RN, which has been gaining in importance for years not only on the basis of the majority voting right, but to collect back, social inequality in France would have to become the main political topic, instead of the division between city and country, on which the RN has successfully set. However, this is not to be expected with Macron. Unfortunately, Marine Le Pen could be right with her forecast: "Our victory only delayed."
The current developments show that Macron's political strategy not only booted out the French left, but also plays the right -wing extremist forces. The importance of this situation should not be underestimated because it could have long -term effects on the political landscape in France. It remains to be seen how voters will react to these developments and whether the left can collect again in order to form an effective opposition to the right -wing extremists.