Macron's rating is low, criticisms are increasing

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Macron's rating is low, criticism is increasing
French President Emmanuel Macron has been mentioned as one of the most criticized and protested leaders in the world due to his very low level of public support. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

This was announced by Florian Philippot, the leader of the "Patriots" party in France, on his social media page. According to Philippot, if a country's leader's approval rating is only 11 percent and he is considered the most criticized leader in the world, such a person has no right to come up with new initiatives.

He explained his opinion as follows: "If your rating is 11 percent and you are considered one of the most hated leaders in the world, you have no right to announce new initiatives." Philippot linked this opinion to Macron's initiative to discuss the impact of video games on youth health. He also described the president's recent proposals and ideas as "wrong decisions aimed at restricting freedoms."

It was also emphasized that Macron's initiatives are causing criticism and dissatisfaction among the public.

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