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Chicago Boy estimated that the French socio-state model was coming to an end, citing a 10-year interest rate of 5%, negative growth, and a public deficit exceeding 5%. He stated that the only solution was to massively reduce spending and taxation. #économie #finances #France (translated)

Chicago Boy indicated that he watched the replay of David Lisnard on CNEWS and found it very good, especially on the organization of the State and public management. He estimated that artificial intelligence could better respond to questions than graduates of the ENA, and that public services rather needed managers capable of leading teams to improve their performance. #État #Management #IA (translated)

Chicago Boy criticized a woman who appeared on LCI in prime time facing a presidential candidate, believing she knew she would be observed and that her remarks would be scrutinized. He accused her of lying about her difficulties in obtaining food and of claiming that people who have lost something should consider themselves lucky, while she herself would have nothing, despite vacations in Greece. He also lamented that looting, degradation, and lying could, in his opinion, be seen as sources of pride, and presented this woman as a reflection of a disoriented era. #politique #mensonge #société (translated)

In a message addressed to Romain Marsily and Quentin Hoster, Chicago Boy estimated that David Lisnard had been uncomfortable during the 8 p.m. exercise, but very convincing in the debate. He added that the short interviews required carefully prepared talking points, while Lisnard had, in his opinion, the substance and the quick wit necessary for the debates. #Débat #Politique #Communication (translated)

Chicago Boy greeted David Lisnard after his appearance on LCI. He reported that a female interlocutor he presented as being on the left had asked him what happened on October 17, 1961, and that Lisnard had responded with indifference, using swear words. Chicago Boy approved of his response and stated that everyone did not care about what he called "cheap victimization." https://t.co/QILfH5L4Td #politique #actualité #France (translated)

Chicago Boy recounted an exchange with a colleague whom he described as a senior executive, paid 200,000 euros per year and supposedly educated. According to him, she had estimated that the riots showed the need for a left-wing program, while the country was leaning more towards the right. He then expressed his incomprehension by questioning her intelligence. #Politique #Gauche #Société (translated)

Chicago Boy indicated that he had discussed that very morning with a Parisian leader about David Lisnard. According to him, the Parisian milieu despised him, reducing him notably to his image of a "Cannes redneck" and his jogging. He believed that this contempt could serve Lisnard and that he should rely on a discourse in favor of a return of power to the provinces and decentralization. He clarified that this would not be a discourse against the elites in general, but against the Parisian elite, which he described as disdainful and incompetent. #Politique #Décentralisation #Elites (translated)

Chicago Boy wrote that he dined the night before with a right-wing advisor to Lecornu, whom he described as profoundly disillusioned by the exercise of Macronist power. According to this interlocutor's assessment, the failure of Macronism was attributed to the political origins of its leaders, most of whom came from the left, particularly the Socialist Party, the Rocardian movement, or the CFDT, and were influenced by its values. Chicago Boy believed that this legacy led Macronist leaders to only half-heartedly pursue right-wing policies. He cited the replacement of the ISF with an IFI, which he deemed almost as counterproductive, the numerous exceptions to the pension reform that would have limited savings before it was suspended, as well as the promise to eliminate 100,000 public sector jobs, whereas their number had actually increased by 200,000. He concluded that one should never vote for the soft center. #Macronisme #PolitiqueFrançaise #GaucheDroite (translated)

Chicago Boy recalled that at the beginning of the Covid pandemic, France found itself without masks and that the Macronist government had subsequently promised to replenish the state’s stocks. Relying on information he claimed to have received from an industry executive, he stated that the state had given up on renewing these stocks to save money and was leaving hospitals to fend for themselves. He estimated that the country would thus remain without sufficient reserves in case of a new pandemic and blamed the state for saving money at the expense of what is essential. #Covid19 #Santé #État (translated)

Dans toutes les régions touristiques, les mêmes reportages : il n’y a pas de touristes, les terrasses sont vides, le mois de juillet a été catastrophique. L’explication est simple : les Français sont pauvres, leur budget est très tendu. Avec la montée du prix des carburants, beaucoup de gens n’ont tout simplement pas les moyens de partir en vacances. La cause de cet appauvrissement est connu : le transfert massif de richesse depuis les actifs vers les inactifs et les retraités. Nous sommes en train de constituer une gigantesque classe moyenne inférieure, qui n’est pas vraiment pauvre mais qui n’a les moyens de rien. #Tourisme #Économie #Vacances

Juste pour comprendre : quand Macron fait bosser des consultants de McKinsey sur son programme et l’organisation d’En Marche bénévolement, en contrepartie de futures missions de conseil, c’est de l’ingérence intérieure ? Ou c’est juste un financement illicite de parti politique ? #Macron #Politique #Consultants