Marion Le Pen spent the morning in Nice, accompanied by her local right-hand man, Olivier Bettati, and a few other future running mates like Philippe Vardon, at the Saint-Roch and Libération markets to meet the voters of Nice.
In an effort to refine her image as a candidate of the “little people” and demonstrate her approachability. The National Front candidate had therefore decided, this Sunday, to appear in two of the three main markets in Nice (why not the Saleya, after all…).
The campaign themes, confined within the leaflets distributed to passers-by by party propagandists, remain the same: stop immigration, stop communitarianism, stop Islamism.
Marion Le Pen, with her slender figure and trademark smile, preferred to stroll between the market stalls, shaking a few hands or posing for pictures.
It’s true that when you are young and attractive, and willing to listen, things can only go well.
This was also the first official outing on the ground for the new departmental mission officer, young municipal councilor from Antibes, Lionel Tivoli, who is taking the place of Marc-André Domergue.
See you in December for the final results!
