Donald Trump, MARINE LE PEN
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Independent Journal Review |
Trump posted on Truth Social Thursday night saying Le Pen was the victim of a “witch hunt” and that the prominent right-wing figure was a victim of the same persecution that Trump experienced during h...
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Le Pen’s hopes of becoming France’s president in 2027 were cut short on Monday when a Paris court blocked her from standing for office for five years, after she was found guilty of embezzling European...
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essanews.com on MSNTrump blasts 'Witch Hunt' against Le Pen after convictionDonald Trump has once again spoken out about Marine Le Pen. He emphasized that he doesn't know her personally but appreciates her dedication and hard work over many years. "Now, just before what would be a Big Victory,
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AlterNet on MSN'Lunatics and losers': Trump criticizes ruling against far-right leader in late night postPresident Donald Trump criticized on Thursday a court ruling against Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right, who was found guilty of embezzling millions of euros from the European Parliament.
Donald Trump clarified that he “doesn't know Le Pen personally,” but appreciated that the French far-right leader has worked hard for several years.
National Rally's Marine Le Pen was barred from office for five years and convicted in an embezzlement trial this week.
Marine Le Pen and officials in her party were found guilty of misusing European Parliament funds between 2004 and 2016.
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Trump, Musk, and Vance Support Le Pen After French Court RulingWhy do Trump, Musk, and Vance support Le Pen in her legal battle? Why do some see this as an attack on democracy while others call it justice? France is catching attention far beyond its borders. Marine Le Pen,
U.S. president says the embezzlement case on which France’s right-wing figurehead was found guilty sounds “like a ‘bookkeeping’ error to me.”
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MeidasTouch News on MSN'Free Le Pen!': Trump and Musk Post Support for Convicted French Far-Right LeaderD onald Trump lent support for convicted French far-right leader, Marine Le Pen in a post on Truth Social early Friday morning. Le Pen was convicted of embezzlement for using E.U.