In an interview broadcast Sunday on the BBC, the Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron said that Hollande could end up “in a situation to win” the 2017 presidential election if it “takes very courageous decisions” . “I think if he takes very courageous decisions, he says he does, he could certainly find themselves in position to win,” said Emmanuel Macron in the interview aired in the Sunday political program BBC Andrew Marr Show the.
however, the Minister explained that the election was still “too far” to further explore this hypothesis. President Francois Hollande, who faces catastrophic polls, said Thursday on France 2 that he would announce “the end of” a decision on a possible candidacy for a second term at the Elysee Palace in 2017.
Compared to Tony Blair
Asked about the possibility that he himself stand for election, Emmanuel Macron said he did not want to “get into such a discussion” stressing that the “question of the person” would arise “in the end”. “Today, I work as economy minister in this government. I work very hard, because I want to get results for my country,” he said, answering in English. Citing the course of the Minister, Andrew Marr, his guest on the BBC, said it reminded him
“Tony Blair young,” referring to those who had conquered the Labour, and power, with a mixture of charm, energy and the promise of a change in the ninety years. The reporter then asked if Emmanuel Macron comparing the delighted or horrified …, former British Prime Minister is today hotly contested in the UK, in particular for his commitment to the side of the Americans in the War of ‘Iraq. “I do not know if, in your mouth, it is a promise or a threat, but I’d take that as a promise (of success),” said Emmanuel Macron. “Thanks for the compliment!”.
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