Do the three “i”s of RN’s victory foreshadow Trump’s victory?

Christian Armanpour called on CNN to describe Jordan Bardella, head of the National Rally for European Voters, and Christine Okrent, prime minister of a coalition government, to summarize the factors that led Donald Trump and the Republican Party to victory. Next November:

“It’s not the most important ability. In fact, Donald Trump is living proof that voters don’t care much about ability. In France, I think it boils down to the three “i’s” of inflation, immigration and irritation. Irritation at Macron and his condescension to intellectual and articulate people. »

“Donald Trump is living proof that talent doesn’t matter…voters don’t care that much about talent…I guess you could sum it up…inflation, immigration and grumpiness”. @Ockrent She tells me why she believes the far right is on the rise in France. pic.twitter.com/4BbMgRZpIA

— Christian Amanpour (@amanpour) June 10, 2024

The irritation of the American people may not have the same source as the French, but it is certainly there. In the United States, the question is whether the fourth “i” doesn’t weigh in the balance in November: anger. Outrage at the idea of ​​voting for a criminal who has not even been tried for the most serious crimes he has been accused of.

But if Trump wins, the three “i”s Ockrent mentioned will play a decisive role.

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