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The author believed that Trump and Putin formed a tandem united by an unlimited quest for power, based on strength and predation, in his view. He described their alliance as unprecedented and wrote that the left should oppose it with its democratic and internationalist principles. https://t.co/y08XMMum8J #Trump #Poutine #Démocratie #FR #US #RU (translated)

Elizabeth Sheppard Sellam estimated that whenever moderates prevailed, their opponents mobilized. She wrote that common sense, nuance, and compromise seemed unbearable to those who thrived on hate and confrontation, and deemed this intolerance worrying and dangerous for democracy. #Démocratie #Intolérance #Compromis (translated)

Eric Coquerel believed that social democracy was supporting an additional candidate who, in his view, wanted to prolong the Macron presidency and only saw alliances to the right to defeat the RN. He added that voters who wanted to see the left reach the second round now knew that the only possible choice was Jean-Luc Mélenchon. #Melenchon20027 #Mélenchon #Gauche #Elections2024 (translated)

The author wrote that the history of the Second World War showed how valuable, and how vulnerable, freedom, democracy and human rights could be when intolerance and dictatorship prevailed. They said such horrors must never happen again and that everyone had a responsibility to prevent them. https://t.co/z89dRAMLdz #Liberté #Démocratie #DroitsHumains #LU (translated)

The author presented the moment as a victory for millions of French people who, according to him, had been waiting to be able to vote without sacrificing a part of themselves. He added that they no longer wanted to vote against, but to support what they believed in, and stated that their time had come. https://t.co/WhDyDzcSFb #élections #France #démocratie #FR (translated)

Le Chiffre estimated that French law deemed 16-year-olds sufficiently capable of discernment to emancipate, marry, enter into a contract or a will, be imprisoned, work, and drive a car, but not to vote. He asserted that, in his opinion, there was no argument for this exclusion other than contempt for young people. #Démocratie #Jeunesse #Voter (translated)

The author wrote that he was proud to lead a party that organized an open primary for its supporters. He noted that 120,787 citizens were able to participate in the ballot after three televised debates, which, according to him, were followed by several million French people. He saw it as a sign. https://t.co/UEbgsOf6AO #Politique #Primaires #Démocratie #FR (translated)

The author declared that he would be a candidate to defend social and fiscal justice, ecological revolution, and democracy, and to break away from Macronism. He also stated that he could defeat the far right, which he presented as his perennial opponent. https://t.co/2r9NhGWaJl #JusticeSociale #Écologie #Démocratie #FR (translated)

Marine Le Pen will not be at the Élysée in May 2027Winning victory for Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: "Marine Le Pen will not be at the Élysée in May 2027," declares the winning candidate Democracy spoke tonightWinning victory for Raphaël Glucksmann in the social-democratic primary: "Democracy spoke tonight," declares the winning candidate "Tonight we won together" "Tonight we won together": Raphaël Glucksmann reacts on X after winning the social-democratic primary with 66% of the votes. #PrimaireSocialeDémocrate #RaphaëlGlucksmann #Élections2027 (translated)

The author of the message advocated for lowering the voting age to 16. He argued that at that age, a person could be emancipated, take on parental responsibilities, vote in labor court elections, and be incarcerated. According to him, 16-year-olds should therefore be able to express their opinions like other citizens. #FR (translated)

Bally Bagayoko described Jean-Luc Mélenchon's meeting at the Zénith of Clermont-Ferrand as a strong mobilization, stating that it gathered more than 10,000 participants, with a full hall and people still outside. He estimated that the momentum of his movement was gaining traction, while the socialist primary was coming to an end and arousing little interest. Bagayoko presented this movement as the only one capable of defeating the far right and Macron's camp. He also stated that no other movement or candidate for the 2027 presidential election was claiming a mobilization of this magnitude at that time. According to him, the commitment of activists and the participation of young people, particularly high school students, could further strengthen this momentum. He called for engagement in the campaign and participation in the democratic debate. #Mobilisation #Démocratie #Politique (translated)

David Lisnard thanked the 50,000 members of Nouvelle Énergie who are up to date with their contributions and indicated that many people were joining the party. He stated that this popular momentum was already making it one of the most important parties in France and set the next goal of reaching 100,000 members. #OnArrive #Politique #Démocratie #Engagement (translated)