The start of the European election campaign is taking shape. On the eve of a major rally in Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhône), the head of the National Rally (RN) list, Jordan Bardella, presented his election poster and slogan. “France is back, Europe is coming back to life!” “, chose RN. The rest of the poster features Jordan Bardella smiling in a white shirt against a blue background. According to BFMTV, this slogan is a joint idea between Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen. The Macronists chose the slogan “Need in Europe” at the end of January.
This Sunday, in a room outside the Stade Vélodrome, where more than 6,000 people are expected, whoever leads the voting intention polls will be given the unprecedented honor of being the last to speak after Marine Le Pen.
Winner 2019
A true symbol, five years after he first stood as a candidate for the post of head of the list of the National Rally of Europeans, where he acted more as a candidate, even as a young supporter of the patroness of the French far right. Finishing first (23.34%), he then methodically took over the political and media landscape, driven by debater talent and a certain amount of TV genius.
The European vote on June 9th should therefore complete this meteoric rise with a double condition: “to be first and to get a score higher than in 2019,” summarizes one of his close friends. Otherwise, “2027 will be a very difficult year,” he warns. Last Sunday, in the aisles of the Agricultural Exhibition, Jordan Bardella attacked with renewed vigor the President of the Republic, his “only adversary,” in whom he claimed to have discovered “an alarming and dangerous schizophrenia” or “a form of paranoia.” extremely alarming given its functions.”
Among the “big” candidates, he is opposed by Jordan Bardella, in particular, Francois-Xavier Bellamy, socialist Raphael Glucksmann, environmentalist Marie Toussaint, Insumiz Manon Aubry, and communist Leon Deffontaine. The head of the presidential majority list, Valerie Heyer, was officially unveiled this Thursday.
Source: Le Parisien
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