Posted on 04/26/2017 2:18:17 PM PDT by davikkm
Globalist French President candidate Emmanuel Macron faced animosity from workers at a Whirlpool plant facing closure during a campaign visit after anti-mass migration candidate Marine Le Pen made a surprise visit hours earlier. What started as a planned campaign stop to visit the union bosses of a Whirlpool plant facing closure in Amiens ended in disaster for Mr. Macron after a surprise visit from his presidential rival.
Mr. Macron was shoved and shouted at by workers who may lose their jobs as the factory is scheduled to be relocated to Poland next June French broadcaster BFMTV reports.
The 39-year-old Presidential hopeful was greeted with shouts of “Marine President!” and was whistled at by some of the 295 workers expected to lose their jobs.
The reaction was in large part due to a surprise visit from the former Front National leader Marine Le Pen just hours before. Ms. Le Pen used the opportunity to talk with workers about their concerns and stressed the need to protect French jobs.
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The man is a freak, an agent, a traitor, and a homosexualist.
Corporate Income Tax Rates:
France: 33%
Poland: 19%
mama’s boy
This does not bode well for Marine’s competition.
Sounds oddly familiar.
Teacher’s pet.
Time to “short” the EU.
Russians again. Damn those Russians and their factory-hacking machinations!
Exactly. Maybe they should follow their jobs to Poland.
You talking ‘bout Dorkbama the Muslm eunuch or that French guy?
Doesn’t it though?
LOL!
So true!
Macron reminds me of Osshitz, Except Osshitz is goofier looking.
Did his elderly “wife” stand up for him?
He planned to meet with his socialist union bosses at the plant, and ended up accidentally meeting with the workers?
Ah, some good news.
:)
You’d have to have a heart of stone not to laugh ...
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