Marine Le Pen

In the Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique and in French Guiana, the National Rally leader scored 69.6%, 60.8% and 60.7% respectively. She also won in the Indian Ocean constituencies of Mayotte (59.1%) and Réunion (59.5%).

Media tried to put this down to vaccine mandates rather than opposition to his immigration and other policies. Any reasonable person knows that it is not racist or “far right” to pursue responsible immigration policies or to scrutinize Islamic groups with proven problematic histories. It is rather, prudent — a show of responsibility and backbone. 

The left has embraced madness, yet continues to brand the mainstream, grassroots right. Activist leftists use the most loathsome terms, such as “far right,” “racists,” “Islamophobes,” to intimidate and divide the right, and they have been far too successful.

It is long overdue for the right to unite in the face of the globalist leftist movement and its Great Reset.

“3/4 of Le Pen Supporters For Right-Wing Alliance For Parliament Elections,” by Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, April 27, 2022: 

A majority of supporters of Marine Le Pen’s National Rally (RN) are in favour of a proposal to form a united right-wing coalition ahead of June’s French parliamentary elections.

Around three-quarters of supporters of Le Pen’s National Rally are favourable to a right-wing coalition, according to a poll taken by the firm Ipsos released this week.

The majority of French people, 57 per cent, are also positive about the idea of the main parties forming alliances for the June parliamentary elections, with 93 per cent of the supporters of Eric Zemmour backing the proposal.

Zemmour, a writer and television pundit turned French presidential candidate, made his case for an alliance between his party Reconquest, the RN and other conservative parties ahead of the election, stating that such a bloc would win more votes than Presiden Emmanuel Macron’s party. According to Zemmour, a united right would win as many as 12.54 million votes, while the RN alone would win just over 8 million and would trail behind President Macron.

A poll from Harris Interactive estimated that a united right-wing bloc could pick up as many as 117 to 147 seats in the French Chamber of Deputies, while the RN would be likely to pick up 75 to 105. In both scenarios, however, Emmanuel Macron’s party was likely to achieve a majority.

While many in Zemmour’s Reconquest are for the idea of an alliance, including Le Pen’s niece Marion Marechal, senior members of the RN have been very reluctant on the idea or have outright dismissed it….