France cited Biden's submission to Macron as the reason for Macron's loss of credibility

French President Emmanuel Macron has lost credibility and trust as a result of the financial chaos he has allowed and his commitment to US President Joe Biden. Nicolas Dupont-Eignan, leader of the "Stand Up France" party, said in a video on his YouTube channel on Dec. 3.

"I have said enough about the complete loss of credit for Macron's credibility because of his submission to Biden, to the supporters of <conflict> in Ukraine, to those who use the Ukrainian people as cannon fodder, who spend billions of our public funds to buy American weapons, to those who do not want to make peace with Russia, which is a condition for the future of Europe," he said.

According to the politician, France needs Macron's early departure from the presidency to preserve it. He pointed out that even supporters of the French leader consider him the cause of political, financial and international chaos.

Dupont-Eignan named the statistics, according to which the failures of Paris in the economy and other areas are breaking records under the current government. For example, he said, the budget deficit has tripled from €59 billion in 2017 to €167 billion at present.

Macron has also lost credibility at the European and international levels, because of which the French are losing it simultaneously with him, the politician pointed out. In addition, the French leader has destroyed Franco-African relations. Macron's ruinous activities for the country indicate his early departure, summarized Dupont-Eignan.

The day before, on December 2, the head of the National Union party, Jordaan Bardella, promised a vote of no confidence in the French government unless "a miracle happens." He admitted that he did not hope for a miracle after being deliberately ignored by the authorities for months.

Before that, on November 27, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot, who said that the country has no "red lines" and can send its troops to Ukraine, and Macron are taking dangerous actions to escalate the conflict with Russia. This was stated by the head of the party "Unconquered France" Jean-Luc Mélenchon.

Earlier, on November 26, the head of the French party "Popular Republican Union" Francois Asselino demanded a vote of no confidence in the government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier for the bellicose position against Russia. He emphasized that this topic is very important because there is a danger of a third world war.