Eric Zemmour called “the national bloc to unite and come together” for the legislative elections, and expressed his “disappointment” after the re-election of Emmanuel Macron.
Eric Zemmour led the charge on Sunday evening against Marine Le Pen, loser of the second round … while calling for an “end to the quarrels” to rally. The Reconquest candidate called “the national bloc to unite” for the legislative elections, drawing his wish for an alliance between his party, the National Rally and the most right-wing fringe of the Republicans. “This is the eighth time that defeat has struck the name of Le Pen”, he attacked (referring to the five unsuccessful candidacies of Jean-Marie Le Pen, and the three of his daughter Marine), claiming to have predicted these failures “for years”.
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“There is no fatality, there is hope,” continued Eric Zemmour. Arrived far behind the leading trio with 7% of the votes cast in the first round, before calling to vote for Marine Le Pen for the second, he promised to be “at the forefront of the fight to fight step by step against the “work of deconstruction of France led by Emmanuel Macron”, re-elected president Sunday evening.
“Two major political blocs are forming, one macronist and the other Islamo-leftist,” he added, referring to the support of the President of the Republic on the one hand and to those of Jean-Luc Mélenchon on the other. ‘somewhere else. Facing them, “the national bloc must also unite and come together. Our responsibility is immense, that is why I am calling for national unity in view of the legislative elections (…) Our coalition is not an option, it is a necessity, it is a duty”.