How can we imagine that the “bosses” wouldn’t share their opinions in this electoral campaign during which we’ve heard so much to the point of reaching indigestion?
They are always ready to play the heroes or the victims, depending on the case: the script is a bit overused but apparently always works.
At the national level, the “boss of bosses” Pierre Gattaz has not shown diplomacy. He indicated François Fillon as his favorite.
Overall, they are against the extremes whose choice, according to them, “would put our companies’ environment in great danger” – as stated by Pierre Gattaz, while the vice-president in charge of the economy, Geoffroy Roux de Bézieux, publicly expresses his concern: “the anti-European discourse of some candidates must concern us.”
At the local level, Philippe Renaudi, president, and Honoré Ghetti, vice-presidents, have also stepped up: “Regarding their programs*, a careful reading allows us to better understand their vision, the society of tomorrow they propose to us, the space in which our companies will operate, and there, there is the worst as well as the best!” – is their opinion.
Before reaching a clearer judgment: “Some programs go in the direction of the recommendations of businesses, which proves that we have been heard by a few candidates.”
Although there is no real voting indication, caution is still warranted, some clues are indeed there: “Of the five major candidates, two assume the market economy, internationalization, Europe, the enterprise. This is not the case for the other three, Le Pen, Mélenchon, and Hamon. Our primary concern comes from Marine Le Pen and her exit from the euro, echoed by Jean-Luc Mélenchon. They are completely mistaken in their fight.”
Everything has been said!
