Glucksmann hopes to be the Left’s candidate against favorite Le Pen.
The board is set, the pieces are moving: as we approach next year’s consequential French Presidential elections, a variety of candidates are making their play.
The election has a clear favorite: right-wing Marine Le Pen, from the RN party.
Ever since Jordan Bardella led the RN to a major victory in the June 2024 European elections, the RN ceased being just a competitive power alternative and became the clear leaders of the pack.
That’s over two years of undisputed leadership in the polls that has the left-wing parties and Macronist centrists scrambling to launch a variety of candidates, trying to capture the imagination of the French public.
And there are some ‘beauties’ in this group.
The odious MSM has gone overboard trying to paint right-wingers in France (and Europe) as ‘Putin’s puppets’ – but when facts are revealed, we rapidly find out who is who.
It turns out that a leftist (and wealthy) grandson of an infamous Soviet spy has thrown his hat in the ring to succeed failed Emmanuel Macron as the French Republic president.
The Telegraph reported:
“Raphael Glucksmann hopes to challenge Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the hard-Left firebrand, to become the leading candidate of the Left in the race for the Elysee Palace.
[…] Potential challengers from the political center and Left face an uphill battle to defeat [Le Pen] in a run-off, according to opinion polls.”
Like the absolute majority of leading leftists, Glucksmann is a ‘wealthy and well-connected member of the Parisian establishment’ – something that The Telegraph, for some reason, mentions in the most favorable light.
“His grandfather is Rubin Glucksmann, who emigrated to Palestine in the 1920s before becoming a communist and being recruited by the Comintern, the body set up to carry Bolshevism around the world.
He worked as a Soviet spy in France, Germany and in Britain, where he pretended to be a businessman.”
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