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       By: kkshaha cnd Date: September 12, 2023, 4:48 am
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       Will Zemmour hold his ground and prove to be a serious
       contender? As a complete beginner in politics and with little
       support in the territory, he faces a gigantic task. Whether
       electorally successful or not, he has already had an impact on
       this election and on French politics in general. In addition to
       the centrality achieved by Zemmour on the political scene, there
       has been a great shift to the right. This began during the
       presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy (2007-2012), but has intensified
       during Macron's mandate.
       The voting projections for all candidates on the right (Macron
       and Valérie Pécresse, candidate of The Republicans) and on the
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       right (Zemmour and Le Pen) have
       reached a maximum of 70%-75%. The fragmented left is
       historically weak and does not influence the main political
       debates. In fact, French politicians spend little time debating
       socioeconomic issues. The most polarized debates revolve around
       the culture wars . In France, they focus on immigration, Islam
       and its alleged threat to secularism and republican values,
       culture and education (the "Islamo-leftism" controversy ) and
       "woke culture" . These endless culture wars strengthen the
       extreme right, which traditionally does well on these issues.
       In February 2021, Gérald Darmanin, Macron's Interior Minister,
       in a debate with Marine Le Pen, considered that she was "not
       tough enough on Islam." Le Pen, in return, congratulated
       Darmanin on her latest book, titled Islamist Separatism , noting
       that it could have been written by her. In the first round of
       their primary elections, members of the Republicans party gave
       victory to Éric Ciotti, located on the extreme right of the
       party, who prevailed over all the other candidates. Ciotti, who
       is a carbon copy of Zemmour, has stated that he would be happy
       to support him if Zemmour got through the second round of
       elections.
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