The brightest beginning, the darkest end.
In 2017, under the age of 40, Macron was elected as the youngest president of France, and he was “a man with a big hair, a towel, a towel.”
But the romance is always blown away by the rain and wind. Eight years have passed, but now Macron is in a state of trouble and his relatives have deserted him. There is really not much time left for him.
The trigger for the recent crisis was the sudden resignation of French Prime Minister Le Corney.
With only 27 days in office, Le Corney became a French joke, being the shortest prime minister in the Fifth Republic and the seventh prime minister in President Macron's term.
In the past, we lamented that the Italian prime minister changed too frequently and the Japanese prime minister became too fast, but now both Italy and Japan lamented that the French prime minister was more efficient.
To tell the truth, we don't need to study the specific reasons for the resignation of the French Prime Minister, and it's meaningless to study them.
To put it simply, the political arena is chaotic, with the left dissatisfied with the right, the right opposing the left, and the extreme right and the extreme left are not easy to deal with.
But what about Macron?
Macron has nothing to do with it, he lived into a bigger joke.
I saw that an analysis article by AFP described him in words like this: he was drunk by his opponents, he was rejected by the public opinion, and now he is abandoned by his own people: Macron is more lonely than ever, France under his leadership is in a political crisis, and the presidential camp is a ruin...
This is not what I said, this is the exact words of AFP.
When the applause turns out to be overwhelming, the former embrace is scattered, and under the shell of power, there is only fragile loneliness.
Because of the current problems, Macron is the initiator.
Last year’s European Parliament elections, and the rise of the far right, stimulated Macron, who announced the dissolution of the National Assembly and re-election.
The ruling party was dumbfounded, but Macron was full of confidence. He bet on the French people's sense of crisis, that the left and right wings can unite under the crisis, and kill the far-right National League in the cradle.
I remember when a Reuters article analyzed that Macron was trying to rebuild his authority through a “high-risk gambling” and that he had been betting on his political future.
But as a result, Macron lost.
The Baath Party, on which he relied, completely lost its ruling position. The French parliament is divided into three parts of the world, and no one obeys anyone, and no one opposes anyone. Macron, who is pointed out by thousands of people, can only stand aside.
Don't be impulsive, impulse is the devil.
Macron is angry and feels like Cameron’s Brexit referendum.
Before the vote, everyone thought that the people would definitely stand on my side, which would further strengthen my rule; who knows, the result was exactly the opposite, in politics, Cameron bowed down and became a joke.
Poor, the aftermath of British Brexit has not yet been eliminated.
Now it’s France’s turn and Macron’s turn.
But Macron will be hard-hearted until the 2027 presidential election, with the French prime minister becoming the hottest potato in French politics.
In last year's article, I said that if any party wins a clear majority, it is easy for any party to become prime minister to be overthrown in parliament quickly, which means that France will become a difficult country to govern in a short time.
France is not like Germany.
Germany's left and right wing often govern jointly, and Merkel's CDU and the left-wing Social Democratic Party have cooperated many times. However, France does not have this tradition. The left and right are always habitually uncompromising. There are even extreme left and extreme right who are shouting and killing.
Of course, another prime minister, accompanied by an increasingly relentless Macron.
Macron's support rate has fallen off a cliff, and even in his own party, he is facing betrayal.
Philippe, who served as prime minister under him, recently called on Macron to resign early so that he could "organize the presidential election in advance" because France could not delay it for another 18 months in the crisis.
Another close friend of Macron, Attal, who also served as prime minister, publicly lamented that many of Macron's decisions were difficult for him to understand.
When Macron was the weakest and most in need of help, the men he once relied on most openly attacked, which also shows Macron's current situation.
On the political arena, the first people who perceive that the ship will capsize are often those who have been in the same boat.
Now, Macron has three paths:
First, appoint a new prime minister, but it is conceivable that the irreconcilable contradiction between the left and right will make the French political arena a mess, and the new prime minister will soon be overthrown;
Second, dissolving the parliament and re-election, let alone knowing what the outcome will be. There is a great possibility that Macron will be completely marginalized with the strong rise of the far right;
Third, Macron resigned early. Anyway, the next year and a half will also be a garbage time for lame ducks. Long-term pain is better than short-term pain.
But what is undeniable is that now is the most difficult moment in Macron’s ruling career, with his Elysée day-to-day and, of course, the days left for him counting.
Everything is possible.
Finally what do you think?
Still very sad, let's make three superficial points.
First, impulsiveness is really a devil.
Remembering Lin then Xu's bookroom, two words were attached at the time: Anger!
Controlling anger is important. When governing the country, impulsiveness is a great taboo.
But the young Macron, obviously, did not learn from Cameron.
Although the road of life is long, there are often only a few steps that are important, especially when people are still young.
Second, empty talk will wrong the country, but hard work will prosper the country.
Agence France-Presse once lamented in an article that Macron has been full of confidence and confidence in his own destiny for so many years, but "often talks about it"...
I have to admit that when it comes to diplomacy, Macron is indeed very skillful and his eloquence is absolutely world-class.
Among European leaders, he is indeed the only one who can break his wrist with Trump.
The world needs a strong Europe, but as the brother of Europe, Macron has got himself into this situation.
Third, development is hard.
Macron’s trouble, in the end, is the current dam in France.
Economic growth is weak, people feel too low, French people oppose the extension of retirement, and everybody is tired of it.
The water can be carried by the boat, and the rule of the country is absolutely not in the words of the great, but in a university.
Moreover, in the West, far-right populism is rising, and Trump is still constantly "exporting revolution", shaking the traditional European political pattern, which is not a knife behind Macron's back?
Macron cannot break, nor can he break.He can only hardly support, waiting for the final moment to come.
Seeing a recent short video, the boring Macron walks alone to the river Seine for a walk. The Seine still flows quietly, while Macron is destined to be a historic passenger.
Thinking that year fresh clothes angry horses, what kind of wind flow is cool; but now a chicken wool, living into a human joke.
Look at Macron's sideburns, they have also turned white.
Time is a pig killing knife, I’m not talking about him, but about myself.