Yes, but if you understood the office of President in France and the office Le Pen currently holds you’d realize how bizarre of a choice this comparison is.
I do, it’s a legislative body comprised of elected representatives from geographic areas, often based on proportional representation. But that shouldn’t prevent the French people from doing something about right-wing populism, and Le Pen in particular, any more than the U.S. system prevents Americans from doing something about it.
We’re told to “do something” about our President constantly. Do that.
Do what? She’s not president?
“Something.” Whatever it is we’re supposed to do, do it, so she doesn’t get elected.
Okay, so now I see the issue.
Americans have no idea how political systems in other countries work. If they did, I don’t think they would be so fanatical about defending their own.
Funny, though, I’m just repeating back word-for-word what other countries tell us Americans.
Yes, but if you understood the office of President in France and the office Le Pen currently holds you’d realize how bizarre of a choice this comparison is.
But she holds national office. Why don’t French people “do something” about it?
Do I know what a parliament is
I do, it’s a legislative body comprised of elected representatives from geographic areas, often based on proportional representation. But that shouldn’t prevent the French people from doing something about right-wing populism, and Le Pen in particular, any more than the U.S. system prevents Americans from doing something about it.