France's National Front Winning Regional Elections

#26
#26
Meh, screw France if Le Pen is talking about banning women wearing head coverings.

Le Pen vows fines for Muslims wearing headscarves in public as she closes election gap to Macron | Daily Mail Online

'People will be given a fine in the same way that it is illegal to not wear your seat belt. It seems to me that the police are very much able to enforce this measure,' she said.

Le Pen has said she will use referendums to try to avoid constitutional challenges to many of her proposed laws on the basis that they are discriminatory and an infringement on personal freedoms.
So you oppose France retaining their cultural identity?
 
#32
#32
Macron loses majority with just 245 seats in French political ‘tsunami’: Marine Le Pen’s far-right party makes ‘huge’ gains leaving President’s hopes for pushing through policies in tatters

President Emmanuel Macron failed to win a majority in the French Parliament today as the Far-Right National Rally was expected to fill a record 89 seats, according to early projections.

Instead, it was Marine Le Pen of the National Rally who was celebrating a massive victory, according to an early IPSOS poll.

French President Emmanuel Macron's alliance lost its majority in the French parliament, winning 245 seats in the 577-member chamber in elections, according to full results published by the interior ministry early Monday.

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Far-right leader Marine Le Pen won major gains for her National Rally party, which had just eight seats in the outgoing parliament

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French President Emmanuel Macron casts his ballot in Le Touquet, northern France, on Sunday

Macron loses majority with just 245 seats in French political 'tsunami' | Daily Mail Online
 
#33
#33
Macron loses majority with just 245 seats in French political ‘tsunami’: Marine Le Pen’s far-right party makes ‘huge’ gains leaving President’s hopes for pushing through policies in tatters

President Emmanuel Macron failed to win a majority in the French Parliament today as the Far-Right National Rally was expected to fill a record 89 seats, according to early projections.

Instead, it was Marine Le Pen of the National Rally who was celebrating a massive victory, according to an early IPSOS poll.

French President Emmanuel Macron's alliance lost its majority in the French parliament, winning 245 seats in the 577-member chamber in elections, according to full results published by the interior ministry early Monday.

59256905-10931711-Far_right_leader_Marine_Le_Pen_is_also_eyeing_major_gains_for_he-a-1_1655663048997.jpg

Far-right leader Marine Le Pen won major gains for her National Rally party, which had just eight seats in the outgoing parliament

59256111-10931711-image-a-10_1655638074070.jpg

French President Emmanuel Macron casts his ballot in Le Touquet, northern France, on Sunday

Macron loses majority with just 245 seats in French political 'tsunami' | Daily Mail Online

Even the Europeans are growing weary of loony leftist ideas. Hopefully this trend will continue.
 
#36
#36
French President Macron holds Talks with far-right Marine Le Pen and Socialist party chiefs in bid to end deadlock sparked by his election failure

  • Macron met right-wing, Socialist and Communist party chiefs at the Elysee
French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday held talks with opposition leaders on ending the deadlock sparked by his failure to secure a majority in parliamentary elections.

Macron met right-wing, Socialist and Communist party chiefs at the Elysee, including rare talks with far-right leader Marine Le Pen - whom he beat in an April presidential run-off - as he seeks solutions to a tricky situation that risks plunging his second term into crisis two months after it began.

The spectre of political paralysis and the breakthrough performance by the far-right under Le Pen has also raised questions over Macron's leadership in Europe as he seeks to keep a prime role in dealing with the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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French President Emmanuel Macron, right, meets French far-right Rassemblement National (RN) leader and Member of Parliament Marine Le Pen at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France, Tuesday, June 21, 2022

French President Macron holds talks with far-right Marine Le Pen amid his election failure | Daily Mail Online
 

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