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How do you interpret this structuring phenomenon of French political life? I think that, unfortunately, the vote for the extreme right is very established. This occurred progressively from the mid-1980s. At first, it was largely a protest vote. When I asked my mother why she had voted for [Marine] Le Pen the first time, she told me: "To make a statement." The second time, it was undoubtedly to make a second call for attention. And the third time, it became the natural vote that replaced the vote of yesteryear to the left. This means that what is changing is the entire perception of the world.
Daily conversations, the relationship Phone Number List others, with political parties, with one's own personal aspirations. Voting is not just an electoral act. It is also a kind of culture in the very broad sense of the term. As I said in Return to Reims , in my family we didn't just vote for the French Communist Party (PCF): it was an entire culture that went hand in hand. The language of the Communist Party was spoken. There was a communist culture that collapsed and left its adherents in a state of political-ideological abandonment. Of course, this is linked to the transformation of the world of work.

When my mother was a worker, in the 1970s and 1980s, there were 1,700 workers at the Verreries Mécaniques Champenoises glass factory, of which 500 were members of the General Confederation of Labor (CGT). It was a mobilizable force, and often mobilized; a considerable collective force.
Daily conversations, the relationship Phone Number List others, with political parties, with one's own personal aspirations. Voting is not just an electoral act. It is also a kind of culture in the very broad sense of the term. As I said in Return to Reims , in my family we didn't just vote for the French Communist Party (PCF): it was an entire culture that went hand in hand. The language of the Communist Party was spoken. There was a communist culture that collapsed and left its adherents in a state of political-ideological abandonment. Of course, this is linked to the transformation of the world of work.

When my mother was a worker, in the 1970s and 1980s, there were 1,700 workers at the Verreries Mécaniques Champenoises glass factory, of which 500 were members of the General Confederation of Labor (CGT). It was a mobilizable force, and often mobilized; a considerable collective force.
