French far right attacks millionaire footballers A nationalist leader who is leading in the polls says he is “ashamed” of the moral lessons of those with “very, very large” salaries.

“When you’re lucky enough to have a very, very large salary, when you’re a multi-millionaire… It makes me a little embarrassed to see these players giving lessons to people who can’t pay their bills anymore, who can’t do it. I don’t feel safe because they don’t have the opportunity to live in areas that are overprotected by security forces,” Jordan Bardella said. The leader of the National Union referred to the words of Mbappe, who called for the participation of young people and warned of the danger of extremes that “come to power.”

“Am I asking you to vote against the far right? I ask you to vote against the extremists,” the strengthening of Real Madrid reinforced. Jordan Bardella, 28, is leading in the polls and has set his sights on an absolute majority, warning voters: “If I govern without an absolute majority, I won’t be able to cut VAT on fuel and gas. I won’t be able to reduce immigration dramatically.”

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