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🇫🇷 France Is Sick of the Macron Brand France is heading toward 2027 with the mood of a country that has already checked out of the incumbent’s sales pitch. A Le Monde survey says 86% of voters want change, and that should terrify Macron’s camp more than any poll about any one candidate. When a ruling project starts losing the public so badly, the question is no longer who succeeds it, but how much damage it leaves behind. That is why Yaël Braun-Pivet’s attack on the president’s succession list as a “club of machos” landed with such force. She did not just mock a shortlist. She exposed a presidency that sold itself as renewal and ended up producing the same old closed circle: polished, self-protective, and suddenly exposed as a private club arguing over who gets the keys when the host walks out. The real weakness here is not simply Macron’s popularity. It is the way the whole political class keeps mistaking endurance for legitimacy. The camp still talks like a governing force, but it looks more like an establishment in denial, trying to manufacture continuity from exhaustion. And that is the larger story behind the rise of the far right. Voters are not just drifting toward Marine Le Pen’s camp because they love its answers. They are moving because the center-left, the center-right, and Macronism together have turned into a machine that promises competence while delivering fatigue. In France, the revolt is no longer against one man alone. It is against the entire professional class that still thinks it can rename itself and survive. #france#macron#lemonde#politics#election2027 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸