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Dr. Leslyn Lewis: Shaking up Canada’s Conservative Party

Jonathon Van Maren May 7, 2022

I have thought since her first run that Dr. Leslyn Lewis is a breath of fresh air—the outsider candidate that the Ottawa bubble and the Conservative Party needs. The Harper-clones have been at the top for a long time, but it is past time for a facelift.

Aftermath of the French Presidential Election

Hélène de Lauzun April 28, 2022

Following these elections, the horizon of French political life appears very dark. The next deadline is in about a month and a half with the legislative elections. President Macron is almost certain to win a majority, if not an absolute majority. From then on, he will have no counter-power—for five long years.

The Sorbonne Ransacked by Students Challenging the Vote

Hélène de Lauzun April 23, 2022

The youth are mobilising against both Macron and Le Pen. They want to show that democracy is not only played out in the ballot box but also in the street, and that they contest the result of the elections in advance.

Éric Zemmour’s Jewish Paradox

Jorge González-Gallarza April 22, 2022

His underwhelming flop among the general electorate notwithstanding, the right-wing candidate has exposed a deep fracture within France’s Jewish community that may reappear in future races.

Winning a Debate, or Winning the Election? The Stakes of the Second Round Duel

Hélène de Lauzun April 22, 2022

Marine Le Pen was playing a very long game in the debate, and immense pressure must have weighed on her shoulders. Not only did she have to wash away the affront from 2017, but she also had to remain focused on the one and only goal worth mentioning: to win the second round on Sunday, April 24th.

Immigration Chief Vows to Block Le Pen’s Migration Policies

Robert Semonsen April 21, 2022

The head of the French Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII), declared on Tuesday that, if the voters choose Ms. Le Pen to lead the country in Sunday’s runoff election, he will work to block the president’s
efforts to limit immigration, increase repatriations, and reduce social welfare benefits to non-contributing foreigners.

Paris Elections Diary

Anne-Élisabeth Moutet April 20, 2022

Five years since their last debate, Macron is the incumbent, whose regular put-downs during walkabouts have done a lot to make him one of France’s most unpopular presidents. Meanwhile, Le Pen knows that she has a relatively low bar to clear: she only needs to do better than her previous performance, and look more sympathique.

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