the continuity of the five-year term which is ending

a resounding victory

we rather displayed a form of serenity

it was rather resignation.

Marine Le Pen had planned two speeches, one for defeat, the other for victory.

There was also a big parade she hoped to do, to the Place de la Concorde surrounded by buses.

We learned that these buses had been canceled the day before the result

 When we question her advisers

they tell us that she had the whole system in front of her, but that if it continues like this, in five years, the victory will be there 

 She remained in her campaign strategy, with a real presidential posture and from this point of view, she rose in rank, but I think that if she did not win, it is because the French people do not, at this stage, want to elect a far-right candidate

The dice are not cast, French politics is full of surprises, let this quinquennium take place and we will take stock in five years on this breakthrough of the far right 

It means something of the divisions, the anger and the discouragement of some who no longer believe in anything, that they no longer believe in him.

We must not forget that Emmanuel Macron arouses a lot of animosity and he will have to manage this during this five-year term which does not promise to be easy

There is a question of image, a question of vision of oneself and of France and it wants to mark his passage over this second five-year term and he cannot put (as at the time of the yellow vests) part of France back on the street 

 Marine Le Pen would finally like to have a group,

.

The more deputies it has, the more it will be able to weigh.

In his camp, they claim to have candidates in all the constituencies.

Agreements with candidates from Éric Zemmour's Reconquête party are not excluded 

The legislative elections represent a different equation

There is the ground anchoring of a number of parties that will play.

Deputies will be able to campaign on their own behalf, but to say that Emmanuel Macron has a high probability of not having a majority in the National Assembly, I think it is unlikely

The two major parties, the Republicans and the Socialist Party, are completely crushed.

Both are counting on their local roots so as not to disappear completely.

It will be easier on the left,

by joining France Insoumise, which remains an opposition party, than for Les Républicains, who will be

eaten

 by Emmanuel Macron and who will no longer be in opposition.

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