In an interview with Le Figaro, French journalist and writer David Deguy attacked “chatterbox” françois Hollande for his sensational revelations in the book “the President is not necessary to say that.” But even more serious mistake Hollande made when live entertainment expressed doubt whether he should accept Vladimir Putin in Paris.
All of this suggests that the current French leader for six months before the expiry of committed political suicide, says Deguy.
In an interview with Le Figaro, French journalist and writer David Deguy commented on the recently released book “the President should not say such a thing”, written based on personal conversations with Francois Hollande and caused a stormy debate. Deguy suggested that the French leader apparently decided to sort out my thoughts and reflect aloud in the presence of someone neutral and sympathetic.
However, this psychoanalysis should deal with a specialist that will preserve professional confidentiality and not journalists who are not inherently inclined to keep secrets, says the writer. On the part of Hollande, it was either “mistake of the trickster,” or a Freudian slip, which, apparently, will result in political suicide — “Belgian roulette” with six bullets in the drum.
In addition, Le Figaro remembered how the air entertainment Francois Hollande questioned his invitation to Vladimir Putin to visit Paris. According to David Deguia, this episode is even more severe than the release of the book revelations, and the most direct impact on the political fate of Hollande’s presidential term which ends in six months.
The essence of this situation is the following: while the world situation remains extremely tense, and the Russian-French relations are incredibly complex, the President of France the Russian leader sends a message through entertainment programs Jan Barthez. Apparently, the next time he appealed to Putin after wave a napkin and sing a song about sardines in a humorous program by Patrick Sebastien, ironically Deguy.
All of this suggests a deep crisis of the presidential function in France, sums up David Dehui in an interview with Le Figaro.
“Enough of the presidents-runners and President-talkers! You need to, on the one hand, the future President was the dignity that he spoke little, need to go back to a certain formality. But still it is necessary that the media and public opinion accepted the fact that the President has returned to its classical functions,” says French journalist.
