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If she didn't want to be associated with her father she should have started a new party without all the baggage the Front Nationale carries. If Nick Griffin's successor came out stating he/she was cleaning up the BNP and we should all vote for them as the party of British nationalism, would...

I agree. In an election where the vote will be split between more parties than ever before it's a real shame there isn't one doing what Macron's doing. We're going to end up with a fairly sizeable conservative majority despite the majority of the country not wanting it. A reasoned, sensible...

Macron is now 1/6 to be the next French president. Defeated candidates all coming out in support of him as the only logical choice to prevent Le Pen getting in. Would take a miracle for Le Pen to make it now. Thankfully Sent from my LG-H850 using Tapatalk

Fascinating result as the race has always been contested by the two main centre-left and centre-right parties so to have both fail to meet the run off this time round is an historic event. Macron beating Le Pen will be seen as the more establishment outcome but had he been facing one of the...

Le Pen is more like the BNP and Macron doesn't really have a UK equivalent as he's unaffiliated to a party. However broadly speaking he's a pro-business liberal moderate which would make him most closely aligned to our Lib Dems. Just without being tainted by failure. Early results show Macron...

Le Pen won't win. Of the candidates that didn't make it to the run off, none are more closely aligned to Le Pen than to Macron so their supporters will naturally vote for Macron by way of preventing a FN win

It's going to be two non-establishment names facing off. One a reasoned and sensible option and one a raving lunatic. I would imagine that the anything-but-Le Pen brigade will throw their weight behind Macron to see a crisis averted. Needed to be either Macron or Fillon to get through to beat...

Macron and Le Pen through