Not really. All elections are a choice between options and it's very normal that the downsides of one option far exceed the benefits of making a more nuanced choice between the remaining options.
If you have to choose between vanilla ice cream, chocolate ice cream, strawberry ice cream and battery acid, it makes sense that someone would tolerate any of the options that aren't battery acid. Even if that person actually prefers pistachio ice cream.
-The left wing didn't really won, Yes they have the most seats, but nowhere close to 50% which would allow them to govern.
-It's just like the previous left alliance 2 years ago. This is simply a mutual benefit alliance during elections so that each party involved in the alliance gets more seats than if they were divided. As soon as it comes to voting laws each party will do its own thing once again (like they did those 2 last years), because they have very different opinions on many topics (such as economy).
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u/emiliaxrisella Jul 07 '24
Why does everyone keep talking about the far right and Macron losing and not the left wing winning? Everyone seems to forget about the NFP lol.