In a video, the first secretary of the Socialist Party staged himself confronting Emmanuel Macron in a board game. An opportunity to put forward its proposals and tackle the reforms of the executive.
Emmanuel Macron pronounced his wishes to the French this Saturday evening. A speech far from convincing the oppositions who hastened to castigate a “disconnected” and “surreal” president. The first secretary of the Socialist Party, for his part, wanted to get ahead of the head of state by broadcasting wishes on social networks in a tone of humor.
“What if we changed the rules of the game?” asks Olivier Faure.
In a published video on his social networks, the latter takes the stage in a game of “Macronpoly”, inspired by the famous board game, against Emmanuel Macron. What tackle his policy and praise that of the left party.
ISF, 49.3, climate…
Olivier Faure therefore faces a fictional Emmanuel Macron in a game to “optimize, pollute, defraud, profit”. The president’s player is represented by a gold bar, his socialist opponent with the party rose.
Lower unemployment compensation, abolition of the ISF, climate inaction, 49.3… Here is a non-exhaustive list of the boxes “bought” by the macronist player. Although he tried to acquire the one called “Exemplary Republic”, Olivier Faure prevented it thanks to his cards “Alexandre Benalla”, “Damien Abad” or even “Nicolas Hulot”.
McKinsey and pension reform
The first secretary of the Socialist Party, he puts forward the proposals of his party by granting himself the boxes revaluation of the minimum wage, the fight against violence against women or the fight against medical deserts. The same goes for tearing up the “pension reform” card that his opponent had.
The game ends as the fake Emmanuel Macron receives an SMS from Elisabeth Borne informing him that “the McKinsey meeting has arrived”, a reference to the president’s supposed links with the American consulting firm.
