SYND 10 6 68 PRESS CONFERENCE FOR BIDAULT AFTER RETURN FROM EXILE

The speaker advises voting for candidates who are neither Gaullist nor Communist, suggesting centrists, socialists, or federated candidates instead. They refuse to endorse Gaullist or Communist candidates due to their belief that Gaullism is not a shield against Communism. The speaker argues that Gaullism, even with full powers, has not prevented the rise of Communist symbols in public spaces, concluding that Gaullism is not a viable alternative to Communism.

What alternatives does the speaker suggest for voters in the absence of a centriste or socialist candidate?

What evidence does the speaker provide to support their view on gaullism?