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The Gilets Jaunes emerged as a populist movement from the middle class. Then they were co-opted by the wrong people.
The European Union's critics may soon win real power.
Just as they resisted communism, so too are they leading the charge against the radical open-borders project.
The rich philosophe is trying to save the continent from Euroskeptics. But his scholarship is sloppy and his politics inconsistent.
It circumvented the usual cries of "racism" and made the issue impossible for elites to ignore.
Under pressure from protesters and with his presidency hanging in the balance, France's leader considers the unthinkable.
They have been liberated by their ethnic backgrounds to speak more candidly than the vast majority of their countrymen.
Its shuttering is a loss. But the awful costs of the foreign policy it advocated shouldn't be forgotten.
