Éric Zemmour, France's Buchanan - The American Conservative

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : For Zemmour, protectionism is the only healthy economic policy.
57% : Against free trade they both advocate protectionism.
56% : This reformer would introduce protectionism and tariffs that would lead to the revival of the French economy and industry.
50% : He reminds us that the crisis of 1869-1873 was more severe than that of 1929 and recalls the figure of Jules Méline, who ended the reign of free trade in France.
48% : He wants France to regain sovereignty over immigration, tariffs, and industrial policy, but how can this be done without leaving the European Union or changing the treaties?
46% : But feminists celebrate the realization of the dream of rejecting all responsibility: no need to get married to have sex; abortion available on demand; divorce possible on the spot.
45% : Free trade, he argues, is not only about economic principles, it is also an entire vision of man and society, where the citizen "is seen more as a consumer than as a member of a national community, more as a citizen of the world than as a patriot."
43% : Liberalism, however, would not have had such an impact on the shape of French society and economy were it not for the European Union.
27% : Zemmour is an open enemy of the European Union.

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