How far will Marine Le Pen go? 

L'Opinion.

In the latest surveys, the dynamic of Marine Le Pen no longer ceases,

She practically regained her level of 2017 in the first round when she obtained 21.3% of the vote.

She largely distanced her competitor Eric Zemmour.

And according to the polls, she would get between 46.5% and 47.5% in the second round against Emmanuel Macron.

The score has never been so tight.

(…) The scenario of a victory for Marine Le Pen is no longer excluded by anyone 

Le Pen, she's there...

Liberation

 The RN candidate, whom many had buried a little quickly, managed to outrun her main rival, Eric Zemmour, by choosing the right campaign theme: purchasing power, specifies Libé.

While the ex-controversialist rehashed his obsession with the '

' and went ball in head on questions of immigration and identity, she unrolled her concern about the cost of living, concern validated and even increased tenfold by the war in Ukraine.

Anxious to avoid the slightest risk-taking, she conducted a quiet campaign, smooth, almost boring, which benefited her.

In an anxiety-provoking world, where Eric Zemmour was hysterical, she calmed down.

Liberation,

the leader of the far right, who is undoubtedly leading one of her last battles here, will bet everything on a possible face-to-face with Emmanuel Macron in the second round.

Counting on a weakening of the Republican front while she will be able to benefit from a carryover of votes from part of the electorate of Éric Zemmour who, basically, will have been her useful idiot.

Parisien:

Nicolas Sarkozy in withdrawal: the reasons for a silence

10 days before the first round of the presidential election, the former President of the Republic has still not given his support to Valérie Pécresse, the candidate of his political family.

A disavowal that questions his true intentions.

Le Parisien,

differences with the candidate and bad polls encourage the ex-president to be cautious.

His priority is no longer the presidential election, but to save the legislative elections that will follow… 

Le Figaro

if Valérie Pécresse fails on the evening of April 10, many believe that Nicolas Sarkozy intends to immediately launch a call for an alliance with Emmanuel Macron providing for a common government platform and an agreement on the constituencies .

Le Figaro

how many at LR are in for this quasi-German coalition with Macron?

Symmetrically, others plead in petto for the lifting of any '

' and a form

' with, in particular, the friends of Éric Zemmour.

Who among the current '

' will be the first to dare to lift this taboo?

big maneuvers

Les Echos. 

 the weakness of Valérie Pécresse who, if she is still fighting, and tenaciously, now seems to be doing so for fourth place (in front or behind Zemmour?).

Les Echos,

Emmanuel Macron could launch a party of the ‘

’ to recover some of the LR deputies before the June election.

Of the usefulness of a Nicolas Sarkozy in the maneuver, with the '

' as a culpability element to take the plunge.

The gap is narrowing in a possible second round Macron and Le Pen

Is there anyone to save LR?