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May 30, 2005
Jack Kinsella - Omega Letter Editor
Fifteen consecutive polls conducted in France over the last
three months indicate that the French may be about to
scuttle their own brainchild.
Historically, the French have only favored the idea of a
united Europe as long as they could run it.
The EU Constitution makes French dominance of a united
Europe all but impossible, and consequently, French
enthusiasm for its ratification is waning. Only three
months ago, French voters were expected to vote 'yes' to
the new EU Constitution by a comfortable margin of 60%.
As the French electorate became familiar with the document,
popular support plummeted until, according to the last
poll, a majority of French voters are now poised to
vote 'no' on the May 29 referendum vote to ratify the new
constitution.
Opponents to the EU Constitution are growing in number,
with 56 percent of those surveyed say...See More
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