Why did they vote so massively for his party?

he is not globalist you dumb poolack

The french are cucks and will do literally anything that goes against american current policy.

Except the years Obama and Hollande were both in charge and look how that guy turned out lmao

>leftie globalist

>>129620807
Unlike Theresa May, he actually keeps France safe from Islamic terrorism.

No big attacks in France since Nice, almost a full year ago. Compared to three large attacks in England in the past few months.

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France, YES!

>>129620807
>implying France doesn't need to be balkanized

>>129620807
You don't vote for a party but for a local political figure who defends ideas which apply on the local context. Technically, yes it's for a party.
But some figures under Macron's banner actually have pretty good ideas, since they come from all political boards.
The only real issue is what will happen with immigration on the national scale?

>>129622905
Yes he is, moron

Why are EU zombies so delusional?

>>129620807
>Why do the French surrender
Because they are French.

>>129623415
He was elected a month ago, jackass

>>129624613
It's amazing how the French are so deluded that they think Macron is an outsider with "new" ideas when his only policies are more austerity, more EU, more bureaucracy, more foreign rule by banks, and much more mass immigration

He's no different from Hollande, he was literally working in Hollande's cabinet

>voting for a woman

>>129624613
YOU NEED MORE IMMIGRATION.
Much, much more.

>>129620807
Hollande litteraly created him a year ago. He has a support of french freemasons, Bilderbergs, big (((banks))), (((media))), Merkel, Juncker, Obama, Hillary... He is just a puppet they installed.

>>129625352
I'm not talking about Macron himself, but about parliament members who got elected in the last election on sunday.
They're local political figures with interesting ideas which apply LOCALLY, but who will be, on the contrary, actual dangers since they'll prob vote, with a Macron mindset, for laws that will be passed and which will reach the whole national territory (i.e. laws on immigration).
It's a double-edged vote. That was just my answer to OP's question.

>>129625012
He was a powerful figure within the Hollande government.