France, Le Pen: “Macron violent and brutal with me. But I think I will win these elections “

A violent Macron. This is how his main political opponent in the presidential elections, Marine Le Pen, outgoing president Emmanuel Macron, is portrayed. But in what sense? Here is what the leader of the French right said: «What I regret in this second round of the presidential elections is the brutality of Emmanuel Macron. I find it very violent, brutal towards me, sometimes even insulting. And this is not useful ».
La Pen, a candidate of the Rassemblement National in the race for the Elysée, said this in an interview with the program “Sept a ‘huit” broadcast on the first channel, Tf1. «We could have done a second round of a good level, of a high level», added Le Pen. From the candidate of the right comes a hard blow to the outgoing president. Then, another long analysis of what may happen and any future decisions of the candidate of the French far right. Asked if, in the event of a defeat in the second round of the presidential elections next Sunday, she will no longer stand for the Elysée in the future, Le Pen replied: «Yes, it could be so, theoretically yes. However, I could not give up my fight in defense of the French, so I would still continue to defend them, how and where I do not know. But I don’t think about this hypothesis because I really think I can win this presidential election ».
Melenchon needle of the scales
Meanwhile, France is preparing for the ballot and to tip the scales could be the party of the far-left candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon who, however, did not give voting instructions for the French presidential ballot after his internal consultations showed that most people either abstained or voted blank on April 24, increasing uncertainty about the outcome. Macron and his challenger Le Pen are looking to lure voters who chose Melenchon, after finishing third in the first round on April 10 with around 22% of the vote. With the electorate fragmented and indecisive, the elections are likely to be won by the candidate who can go beyond his field to convince voters that the other option would be much worse. After the first round, Melenchon urged his supporters not to vote for Le Pen, but stopped short of supporting Macron and said his party would hold a public consultation to help lead the millions who supported him. According to the results published on Sunday, some 215,000 party sympathizers who participated, more than 66% said they would abstain, leave the ballot blank or ruin it.