The launch of the European election campaign is taking shape.
On the eve of a major meeting in Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhône), the head of the National Rally (RN) list Jordan Bardella unveiled his campaign poster and slogan.
“France is coming back, Europe is coming back to life!”
», chose the RN.
On the rest of the poster, Jordan Bardella appears smiling in a white shirt, on a blue background.
According to BFMTV, this slogan is a joint idea of Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen.
The Macronists chose the slogan “Need for Europe” at the end of January.
On June 9, France returns, Europe comes back to life!
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— Jordan Bardella (@J_Bardella) March 2, 2024
This Sunday, in a room near the Vélodrome stadium where more than 6,000 people are expected, the one who leads in the voting intention polls will be entitled to an unprecedented honor: speaking last, after Marine Le Pen.
Winner in 2019
Quite a symbol, five years after a first candidacy as head of the list of the National Rally for Europeans, where he appeared more as a nominee, even a young endorsement for the patroness of the French extreme right.
Coming in first (23.34%), he then methodically took over the political and media landscape, driven by a talent as a debater and a certain telegenius.
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The European vote on June 9 must therefore complete this meteoric rise, with a double condition: “coming first and with a score higher than that of 2019”, summarizes one of his close friends.
Otherwise, “it will be very difficult for 2027”, warns the same.
Last Sunday, in the aisles of the Agricultural Show, Jordan Bardella released attacks of new acuteness towards the President of the Republic, his "only adversary" in whom he claimed to detect "a worrying and dangerous schizophrenia" or “a form of paranoia, extremely worrying in view of his functions”.
Facing him, Jordan Bardella will have - among the "big" candidates - notably the LR François-Xavier Bellamy, the socialist Raphaël Glucksmann, the ecologist Marie Toussaint, the Insoumise Manon Aubry, the communist Léon Deffontaines.
The head of the presidential majority list Valérie Hayer was made official this Thursday.