French Elections 2024: Macron's gamble results in total chaos | Gravitas | World News | WION

In June, French President Emmanuel Macron gambled by calling for a snap elections.
The result has left France in a limbo- with a fragmented Parliament, no clear majority and no clear way out of the political crisis.
What does this mean for Macron's political future?

#france #elections2024 #farright

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[svennielsen]

Unfortunately, the most important piece of information was left out of this presentation: Le Pen got 37% of the votes in the second round, 4% MORE than in first round, while the Far Left got only 25% and Macron got 24%. But the distribution of seats does not reflect the vote of the people thanks to the undemocratic "alliance" between the Far Left and Macron.

[barbstegner]

Macron should do the right ✅ thing..Resign!!

[WilliamPriceKing]

Macron’s idea to call a snap election was not his best decision. Alas.

[coldpotatoes]

Congratulations France you've surrendered your country😂

[dr.furrytoe]

What’s the worst that can happen? Not people will become bloodthirsty and start to Behead people. Errr 🤔

[GKEL]

Whoops you’re wrong. It was a master stroke.

[Ogole-oye]

The problem with the left alliance is that they unified over a small issue. Fear of the right, but the issue is they have no clear majority. So the right wing is unlikely to lose its supporters whereas the left are vulnerable to disagreement on policy.

[surpotel]

Nobody cares about a Desi opinion other than Desi Indians

[BuseraIjak]

How were the transitions between scenes created in this video?

[stevemartin]

The Far Left is sick, France is going to suffer for years. Macron is deperate, this is so sad.

[bgttpzy]

American need stop vote for Trump and Baden

[thboypt]

macron: "anything but nativism!"

[justingomez]

The voters in France voted for paralysis outcomes of results.
The French will sort this out.
Respect the people's votes.
The Macron era is over for now until his term ends.

[Mandarella]

Hey WION, I luv the logo! Bring back fond memories of Pac-Man arcade games. But anyway, i sure hope the French wont be expecting USAs help in the future, well be busy dealing w our own illgal immigration problems. I hope they can stave of Sharia Law tho. There are already pockets of Sharia Law here, so i have a feeling the French are biting off more than they can chew 😢

[ummshaikha]

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[movierun]

Ooh La La! We won! Plus de crime! Plus de rape! Plus de taxes! Plus de poverty! Plus de cultural destruction! (Pardon my French).

[ronron]

Macron’s goal was to block the accession of Le Pen’s far right party. Keep in mind the far left and the center worked together effectively to block the far right. This involved far left and centrist candidates volunteering to step down if they came in 3rd after the first round. Le Pen nor the rest of the world thought it was possible the far left and the centrist coalition to pull of the task.