END OF MACRON?: French president faces NO CONFIDENCE vote TOMORROW - France in chaos

Actually two globalist scumbag  leaders are facing votes of no Confidence as Treason May faces one at 6 pm today.

Will these two traitors survive and if so for how much longer. 

Note that an islamist terrorist killed three people in France. Time to rid the world of the satanic globalists

EMMANUEL Macron's government faces a vote of no confidence in parliament on Thursday amid nationwide anger at the French president which has seen violent riots across the country.

They warned "not only the fate of the government is at stake", but "the civil and social peace" of the country.

Bloomberg reporter, Nikos Chrysoloras, tweeted: "O.K, this is an epidemic now: France’s government will face a no confidence vote in parliament on Thursday, AFP reports." 

He said Mr Macron was planning to speak to Prime Minister Theresa May, who also faces a no confidence vote tonight, on the phone. (Vote the treason women OUT)

He announced wage rises for the poorest workers and tax cuts for pensioners earlier this week, which are expected to increase public spending by €8 to 10 billion.

Rooitwit there is zero chance of Trump being impeached and every chance he will be there after 2020.

The phony campaign violation clams by the demonrats have been shot to pieces already. On the other had Clinton and other demorats are coming under close scrutiny. Mueller himself is in trouble over his roll in covering up the uranium 1 act of treason together with Comey, Weissman and Rosenstein.

Matters relating to the email scandal, Uranium 1, and the dossier are really starting to bite .  Guess you know nothing about all this,you ignorant halfwit!  You are willfully ignorant and that makes you such a big joke. Poor old rooitwit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Beeno

Get some cold perspective here.   The Tories could not vote out May out - because her opponents would not be able to find an acceptable replacement for her and even though the Party is in chaos already - further chaos would undermine the Party badly,

May saved her skin though by saying she will be leaving on her own before the next election allowed her to beat the vote of no confidence in her by the Tories - but it leaves her de facto powerless to implement anything.   She would not be able to get any Brexit agreement accepted by Parliament because most of the Tories who voted for her - will not support athe present Brexit deal.

Macron will also survive the no-confidence vote,   He founded his new party before the presidential election and they got most seats in Parliament in the subsequent elections.   However, 18 months on the Macron and Party support disintegrated and the Parliament members know they have no chance a present to survive  should fresh elections be held.

They will not abandon Macron because that would wipe out their own parliamentary membership.  The horse has bolted and Macron would find it increasingly difficult to get anything done in future.    He is not going to survive in the next election and if he does anything against the interest of the French voters he would be tickets.

In the meantime the EU threw him a safety belt by stating they would not review the French budget to bring it in line with EU guidelines.   That would have made Macron's life impossible - since nothing he has promised on Monday would have been implemented.    It would finally have destroyed totally the support of the EU in France and would have been suicidal for Macin as President.

With the UK leaving the EU in less than 4 months time.    the biggest countries remaining in the EU will have their own problems already -

*   In Germany Merkel has been forced to resign as CDU leader because of election support decline.   The support for he successor is not going to help the CDU in the next election anyway 

*   The French Government is in chaos and will remain so until the next presidential election.

*    In Italy the Government is run by a coalition - the Prime Minister's party is not realy in favour of the EU and the second party involved is total opposed to the EU

*    In Spain the Governing Party has only the support of about 30% of the MP's  and recent elections indicated a big move to the right in most provinces 

*    Three countries have Governing Parties in charge who are totally against the EU and is waiting to see what happens in the case of the UK before they tendered their own form of Brexit,  

In general the next EU Parliamentary elections is going to be problematic for the present leading liberal groups making up most of the membership,    However,  the EU Parliament has no powers to override the EU Executive and is effectively a sideshow of no consequence in the running of the EU.   It is much like the UN where effective decision-making by the general Assembly is non-existent and all decisions are taken by the Security Council.   This is one of the problems with bot the EU and the UN,   Some pretext must be maintained that democracy is on display - when in fact there is none.

Beeno

Get some cold perspective here.   The Tories could not vote out May out - because her opponents would not be able to find an acceptable replacement for her and even though the Party is in chaos already - further chaos would undermine the Party badly,

May saved her skin though by saying she will be leaving on her own before the next election allowed her to beat the vote of no confidence in her by the Tories - but it leaves her de facto powerless to implement anything.   She would not be able to get any Brexit agreement accepted by Parliament because most of the Tories who voted for her - will not support athe present Brexit deal.

Macron will also survive the no-confidence vote,   He founded his new party before the presidential election and they got most seats in Parliament in the subsequent elections.   However, 18 months on the Macron and Party support disintegrated and the Parliament members know they have no chance a present to survive  should fresh elections be held.

They will not abandon Macron because that would wipe out their own parliamentary membership.  The horse has bolted and Macron would find it increasingly difficult to get anything done in future.    He is not going to survive in the next election and if he does anything against the interest of the French voters he would be tickets.

In the meantime the EU threw him a safety belt by stating they would not review the French budget to bring it in line with EU guidelines.   That would have made Macron's life impossible - since nothing he has promised on Monday would have been implemented.    It would finally have destroyed totally the support of the EU in France and would have been suicidal for Macin as President.

With the UK leaving the EU in less than 4 months time.    the biggest countries remaining in the EU will have their own problems already -

*   In Germany Merkel has been forced to resign as CDU leader because of election support decline.   The support for he successor is not going to help the CDU in the next election anyway 

*   The French Government is in chaos and will remain so until the next presidential election.

*    In Italy the Government is run by a coalition - the Prime Minister's party is not realy in favour of the EU and the second party involved is total opposed to the EU

*    In Spain the Governing Party has only the support of about 30% of the MP's  and recent elections indicated a big move to the right in most provinces 

*    Three countries have Governing Parties in charge who are totally against the EU and is waiting to see what happens in the case of the UK before they tendered their own form of Brexit,  

In general the next EU Parliamentary elections is going to be problematic for the present leading liberal groups making up most of the membership,    However,  the EU Parliament has no powers to override the EU Executive and is effectively a sideshow of no consequence in the running of the EU.   It is much like the UN where effective decision-making by the general Assembly is non-existent and all decisions are taken by the Security Council.   This is one of the problems with bot the EU and the UN,   Some pretext must be maintained that democracy is on display - when in fact there is none.

Rooinek

Do you really believe what you write on site?   The shouting and screaming of the DP and the media will get anywhere in removing Trump.    He still has support in most states bar New York,  California and a few minor states.   Only the Senate can remove him from power - but the DP will need to get 13 RP senators to support them and there is ZERO chance of that happening,   

So your "tick on" is really going to last untill 2020 or most likely to 2024.   The RP could not get rid of Clinton - who claimed that blow jobs are not having sex and send the America into a tailspin of serious consequences,   

The DP is believing an extreme liberal like Elizabeth Warden  can win the Presidential elections and their leaders at present are all in that category,   The system is loaded against the DP.   There power base is New York and California - as well as a few minor states and those cannot win a majority in the electoral college that finally have to elect the President,  They can get as much support as Clinton had in the last election and nothing more,   

No Rooinek I am afraid that the world is in political chaos at present and th ere is no sign it would not continue for the next decade at least.      

Mike well done for correcting our village idiot here - rooitwitterbug.

You say that i should get some perspective yet go on to make my point!. 

Note - May cant get her globalist sell out version of Brexit through parliament so how long will she survive. Macron's popularity is down to 17% now and the opposition to him is fierce so how long will he survive.

Because of his concessions to the Yellow Vests Macron cannot meet the EU budget defici t requirements. Salvini must be laughing his head off!