As opposed to the guy who said he wants to be a dictator on day one?
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You blyats really out in force of late.
no, there's zero reason to worry about that.
I'm more worried about third party candidates pulling a macron. They typically have much less history to point to for consistency in policies, they have already received GOP aid, and Jill Stein.....
Can always just google her voting record from her stint in the US Senate.
The Kremlin isn't gonna pay them to learn.
You're going to find out soon.
And I mean if she does a right-wing move by French standards, wouldn't that be considered socialist and far-left in the USA?
:yawn: loaded questions are so boring
If you really want an honest answer you have to rephrase the question into a format possible to answer
The only "right wing" policy I see her implementing is the border control compromise bill if that gets passed.
I think continued support of Israel is up in the air due to the election being close and AIPAC making it an issue.
Looking at a lot of her new domestic policy goals, I expect a lot of the effort will go into either reducing cost of living for millennials or increasing salaries.
Oh no! She's gone full macaron!
Oh hi universalmonk or verdantbanana !
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I'm not expecting a revolution, but I don't think they'll get any worse.
A macron move?
Left wing coalition brought him to power and he appointed a right wing prime minister.
Small correction. No coalition "brought him to power", he was already in power. A left-wing coalition came first in a parliamentary election but without an actual majority. He declined to appoint its representative as PM. So instead of an unstable leftist government that can't get anything done, there will now be an unstable centre-right one that can't get anything done.