
The National Rally candidate detailed her vision of a government of national unity during her campaign launch meeting in Orléans at the end of October, in front of nearly 8,000 people.
Marine Le Pen defined during her campaign launch meeting in Orléans at the end of October the outlines of a possible future government of national unity, with Jordan Bardella as prime minister, unlike Bardella who did not mention the method of government composition during her speech.
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Marine Le Pen, candidate of the National Rally in the presidential election, presented during her campaign launch meeting in Orléans at the end of October, her vision of a government of national unity that she wishes to form after her victory in the second round, with Jordan Bardella as Prime Minister.
It was not Jordan Bardella who defined the contours of his possible future government. It was, surprisingly, Marine Le Pen herself who took care of it. During her campaign launch meeting in front of nearly 8,000 people at the end of October in Orléans (Loiret), the National Rally (RN) candidate took the time to dwell on a particular date: the day after the second round of the presidential election, and the victory she so desires. “The prime minister – and mine will be Jordan Bardella – will be the leader of the government orchestra, an open and pluralist government, a government that I hope will be one of national unity,” she asserts in front of her elected officials, executives and activists. Our desire for French unity leads us there. The situation of a fractured country demands it from us. » Unlike Jordan Bardella who chose, during his speech, not to mention once the method that will guide him to compose and propose a government...
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Jordan Bardella will be named prime minister if Marine Le Pen wins the presidential election.
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