Fillon Refuses to Drop Out, Hurting the Right’s Chances in France
By staying in with his integrity damaged, François Fillon makes a right-wing victory less likely.
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By staying in with his integrity damaged, François Fillon makes a right-wing victory less likely.
François Fillon’s nomination guarantees that the next French president will be more Russia-friendly.
Voters pick the socially conservative François Fillon over the pro-European centrist Alain Juppé.
Middle-income voters in small-town France have lost patience after five years of socialism.
Both Republican candidates could defeat Marine Le Pen, but François Fillon would be weaker against a centrist.
The former president fails to quality for the second voting round.
François Fillon and Nicolas Sarkozy seek rapprochement. Alain Juppé rejects “Russophilia”.
François Fillon and Alain Juppé force Nicolas Sarkozy out of the Republican primary.
Nicolas Sarkozy’s former prime minister suddenly emerges as a serious contender.
The former French president’s uncompromising law-and-order rhetoric is turning away center-right voters.
The former French president’s chances of returning to power in 2017 are rising.
Nicolas Sarkozy calls for sweeping treaty changes. Alain Juppé argues for more of the same.
The once and possibly future president calls for different levels of integration.
Two politicians who are to the right of their parties call for more liberalization.
The former president’s strategy to keep the nationalists out of power seems to be working.