The president candidate put essentially on the rejection of Marine Le Pen and arises in rampart against the “fascist danger”.
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In the evening of the first round of the presidential election, on April 10, Emmanuel Macron had scorned a long-term strategy: to win in the second round on April 24, thanks to “a vote of accession” on the base of his project. The goal, according to his entourage, was to arouse a movement “all with Macron”, in order to have strong legitimacy, then, to govern, without just playing the “all against Marine Le Pen”. This was the initial plan, after the outgoing President had arrived in the lead, with 27.85% of the votes, compared with 23.15% for the national chipper of the national gathering (RN).
But, in the inter-latter, the candidate of the Republic on the move (LRM) finally revised his ambitions down. And privileged the short term. Rather than betting on a membership vote, Mr Macron especially calls to “barring” on the far right. “If you want to avoid unthinkable or something that refutes you, choose for yourself,” he said, Monday, April 18, targeting in particular those who hesitate to go to the urns on Sunday, on the grounds that ‘None of the two candidates correspond to them. “In the first round, you vote for the project that best suits you. And the second, as there are only two projects, you choose the one you are nearest. You eliminate, you are damding,” -To he argued, on France 5.
Addressing young people, he has launched a warning to those who would be tempted to sulk the ballot boxes, taking refuge in the “nor Macron nor Le Pen”. “Repense for British citizens to say a few hours before Brexit or the United States before the Trump vote arrives: I’m not going to go there, what is it? I can tell you that the next day they have regretted, “he warned.
A tailor-made message to convince the voters on the left, especially those of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, to vote for him opposite M me Le Pen, even if it is reluctantly. “We must choose the best for yourself and the best for society”, even if it’s not exactly “the candidate we want, still argued Mr. Macron in the” Daily “show on TMC , Monday. According to him, it is inherent in the functioning of a presidential election: “There are people who were in love with and who had to choose between a socialist that they did not like at all and someone right.” Interviewed On those who could vote for him “by moving his nose”, he retorted: “There is no pure political project.”
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