The former president is on trial accused of allowing Libya to fund his 2007 presidential campaign.
The 25-year-old, driven by antisemitism and anti-French hatred, was previously convicted and under deportation orders.
The French president tried to prove he’s still in charge, but his point is anything but clear.
No matter how people vote, it seems every election brings back to power the same politicians who have been stubbornly ruining the country.
“I’m not the cyclone! I’m not responsible,” the president responded.
Feminist associations saw the trial as an opportunity to bring ‘patriarchy’ and ‘toxic masculinity’ to justice.
Although Macron still has over two years left in office, in reality, he is no longer in power, the RN leader believes.
The fact they went with the assailant to acquire a weapon was not evidence enough to charge the accused with “complicity,” according to the court
Politicians on all sides have condemned the government’s response to the natural disaster as inadequate.
The killer praised the group for leading the “true Jihad” at the time of the murder.
An informal agreement was reportedly made between François Bayrou and the RN: “rapid proportional representation versus no censure.”
He will certainly do what he does best: nothing.
