Elodie Fabre
@elofabre.bsky.social
Lecturer in Politics at Queen’s University Belfast. Political parties, devolution. French politics and the puzzle of Macron’s party. Slow but committed knitter
Clinging on to the hope that he’ll be back in after his trial in March.
And his appeal in another case, for which he’s been sentenced to a year in prison (6 months suspended), will be heard later this month. He could get his electronic tag back on
And his appeal in another case, for which he’s been sentenced to a year in prison (6 months suspended), will be heard later this month. He could get his electronic tag back on
November 10, 2025 at 5:17 PM
Clinging on to the hope that he’ll be back in after his trial in March.
And his appeal in another case, for which he’s been sentenced to a year in prison (6 months suspended), will be heard later this month. He could get his electronic tag back on
And his appeal in another case, for which he’s been sentenced to a year in prison (6 months suspended), will be heard later this month. He could get his electronic tag back on
Reposted by Elodie Fabre
For SD Parties this means that as long as their program is economically to the left, it does not matter much to working class voters what it includes culturally e.g. on immigration. In contrast, educated middle class voters will punish a program for being less culturally progressive.
July 7, 2025 at 9:50 AM
For SD Parties this means that as long as their program is economically to the left, it does not matter much to working class voters what it includes culturally e.g. on immigration. In contrast, educated middle class voters will punish a program for being less culturally progressive.