A gleam in a sky clouded with criticism. This is what Macronie must have felt before the article in the New York Times , rave about the crisis management of the French government and with the explicit title “Macron has conquered the coronavirus. France is not impressed ”. The paper published on June 5 did not fail to be brandished by the Walkers, as the amused Huffinghton Post notes in a French version.
Cocorico and let's go children of the fatherland, the article believes that France is doing better than the other main protagonists of the crisis: Italy, Spain, the United States, Great Britain. According to its measures and actions, the tricolor government has, according to the American daily newspaper, "prevented mass layoffs, supported wages, avoided a food shortage and achieved a lower mortality rate than in neighboring countries, except Germany". Faced with this observation, the New York Times is surprised by the criticism and unpopularity of Emmanuel Macron and the executive in our country.
Germany the great forgotten
This unexpected praise did not fail to make the Walkers react. Roland Lescure, LREM MP for the French in North America, thus tweeted the article with a simple comment "When we compare ..." On Facebook, the presidential party also disseminated the article, and massively quote the text, with a simple oversight, the mention about Germany is doing better than us. Oops.
Other LREM elected officials also shared the article on social networks. Like what, it was really worth it to send Lafayette helped the Americans in the 18th century, the latter make it decidedly good for us.
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