Marine Le Pen in the head flies 
Marine Le Pen leaps ahead in voting intentions for the upcoming French presidential elections. This is the dramatic outcome of a poll published by Le Parisien, the most popular French newspaper. According to the survey the daily trans commissioned Harris Interactive, "if you vote for tomorrow's first round of presidential elections, the daughter of the leader of the" National Front "would get 23% of the vote, finishing first
. Very disappointing but the performance of outgoing President Sarkozy and Socialist leader Martine Aubry, both still at 21%. In 2002, Jean Marie Le Pen broke the duopoly of the Socialists and Gaullists, finishing second to Jacques Chirac and then losing the ballot. Marine Le Pen, in France is taking over large swathes of consent from both poles, could well repeat the exploits of his father. It appears increasingly precarious situation of the tenant of the Elysée, abandoned several key allies such as the now former Minister Jean Louis Borloo and Michele Alliot-Marie, recently released by the government. Commenting on the poll Marine sang the De Profundis for Sarkozy, arguing that the president in 2012 not only lose, but rather, do not even reach the second round. There are growing rumors that Sarkozy wants to be picked up and convergence on the former Gaullist Prime Minister De Villepin, now the lone candidate in his new movement "Republique solid." It seems inescapable, however, that the Gaullists have to come to terms with Marine Le Pen and the "Front National" if they want to deliver the hexagon to the Socialists.
Marine Le Pen leaps ahead in voting intentions for the upcoming French presidential elections. This is the dramatic outcome of a poll published by Le Parisien, the most popular French newspaper. According to the survey the daily trans commissioned Harris Interactive, "if you vote for tomorrow's first round of presidential elections, the daughter of the leader of the" National Front "would get 23% of the vote, finishing first . Very disappointing but the performance of outgoing President Sarkozy and Socialist leader Martine Aubry, both still at 21%. In 2002, Jean Marie Le Pen broke the duopoly of the Socialists and Gaullists, finishing second to Jacques Chirac and then losing the ballot. Marine Le Pen, in France is taking over large swathes of consent from both poles, could well repeat the exploits of his father. It appears increasingly precarious situation of the tenant of the Elysée, abandoned several key allies such as the now former Minister Jean Louis Borloo and Michele Alliot-Marie, recently released by the government. Commenting on the poll Marine sang the De Profundis for Sarkozy, arguing that the president in 2012 not only lose, but rather, do not even reach the second round. There are growing rumors that Sarkozy wants to be picked up and convergence on the former Gaullist Prime Minister De Villepin, now the lone candidate in his new movement "Republique solid." It seems inescapable, however, that the Gaullists have to come to terms with Marine Le Pen and the "Front National" if they want to deliver the hexagon to the Socialists. 
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