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With just a year until the French head to the polls to elect a new president, those hoping to replace Emmanuel Macron are emerging from the shadows.
Macron, 43, swept to power in 2017 by creating his own party La République En Marche! and vowing to reshape French politics.
His term has so far been shaped by domestic issues including the months-long Gilets Jaunes (Yellow Vests) street protests, planned pension reforms and his government s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
He is expected to run again, experts have told Euronews, but has not yet officially joined the race.
With just 12 months before the first round of voting, only 35 per cent of French people say they trust the government s action on COVID-19 and just 45 per cent have a favourable opinion of Macron, according to two recent polls by IFOP.
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certainly your clients aren t going to take the fifth. remember, in libya it was the same dance. the president said we are going to find out what happened. the fbi was going to be sent in and so farther fbi has found out bump cuss as far as we know. took them 40 days to even get in there because it was dangerous. maybe it s dangerous to go into the irs offices. i don t know. maybe it s dangerous to interview their clients. probably dangerous politically for them. what we thought at the end of the day as our lawsuit progresses and you see lois lerner trying to get this immunity which wouldn t effect the civil lawsuit, this idea that all these folks who planted this question and had had all this time to do so lied that day and thought that the groups who are represented by groups, you know, legal organizations like us didn t have their letters from lois lerner that year that you couldn t say that it was just done in 2011 and we got it handled. and it was just cincinnati people. that