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For the first time in the presence of Jordan Bardella, the seven main candidates in the June 9 ballot fought for two hours on Sunday, May 5, including advertising breaks. A program notably under the sign of “patriotism” trials.
At the end of the first “big debate” between the seven main candidates in the European elections, broadcast this Sunday, May 5 at noon on RTL, we almost wanted to buy a veranda. It must be said that the commercial breaks were, ultimately, the most audible moments of these two hours peppered with invectives which the hosts put an end to by using a gong to bring silence to the set. We think hard of the families who decided to enjoy their Sunday roast chicken while listening to the radio to find out about the June 9 vote, hoping to narrow down their choice, and probably left the table with the impression of have brains dripping out of your eardrums.
The RN, party of “national laziness”
Notice to anyone who wants to watch the replay: the first twenty minutes, devoted to questions of European defense, are the toughest. Most of the candidates set out to knock the leader of the polls, Jordan Bardella, from his pedestal. Obviously tempting, since it is the first time that he agrees to enter the arena after being represented by second necks
